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Dashimaki Tamago (Japanese rolled omelete)

Mika
Mika @cook_9215627
Tokyo, Japan

Dashimaki Tamago is a very typical Japanese dish. Especially, it's often made for bento at home. The recipe is different from family to family. Some people don't add sugar; some people use mirin instead of sugar. Here is just one of the recipes. Actually, I sometimes leave out soy sauce, sugar, or even dashi (actually if you don't use dashi, it may be called Atsuyaki Tamago). Sometimes I may add extra sugar. It all depends on how I plan to serve the Dashimaki Tamago, or how I feel when I'm making it. So you can adjust this recipe to your taste!

Dashimaki Tamago is a very typical Japanese dish. Especially, it's often made for bento at home. The recipe is different from family to family. Some people don't add sugar; some people use mirin instead of sugar. Here is just one of the recipes. Actually, I sometimes leave out soy sauce, sugar, or even dashi (actually if you don't use dashi, it may be called Atsuyaki Tamago). Sometimes I may add extra sugar. It all depends on how I plan to serve the Dashimaki Tamago, or how I feel when I'm making it. So you can adjust this recipe to your taste!

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Dashimaki Tamago (Japanese rolled omelete)

Mika
Mika @cook_9215627
Tokyo, Japan

Dashimaki Tamago is a very typical Japanese dish. Especially, it's often made for bento at home. The recipe is different from family to family. Some people don't add sugar; some people use mirin instead of sugar. Here is just one of the recipes. Actually, I sometimes leave out soy sauce, sugar, or even dashi (actually if you don't use dashi, it may be called Atsuyaki Tamago). Sometimes I may add extra sugar. It all depends on how I plan to serve the Dashimaki Tamago, or how I feel when I'm making it. So you can adjust this recipe to your taste!

Dashimaki Tamago is a very typical Japanese dish. Especially, it's often made for bento at home. The recipe is different from family to family. Some people don't add sugar; some people use mirin instead of sugar. Here is just one of the recipes. Actually, I sometimes leave out soy sauce, sugar, or even dashi (actually if you don't use dashi, it may be called Atsuyaki Tamago). Sometimes I may add extra sugar. It all depends on how I plan to serve the Dashimaki Tamago, or how I feel when I'm making it. So you can adjust this recipe to your taste!

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Ingredients

  1. Dashimaki-tamago
  2. Ingredients
  3. ・ 3 eggs
  4. 1 tablespoondashi stock
  5. 2 tablespoonssugar
  6. 1 teaspoonlight soy sauce (usukuchi)
  7. 1 pinchsalt
  8. Vegetable oil for greasing the frying pan
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  1. 1

    Break the eggs in a bowl and beat them well.

  2. 2

    Add dashi stock, sugar, soy sauce and salt to the beaten eggs, and mix well.

  3. 3

    Heat the frying pan over medium heat, then grease with a little vegetable oil, ensuring the pan is well coated.

  4. 4

    Pour in about one third of the egg mixture to the pan.

  5. 5

    Spread the mixture over the pan and stir with chopsticks.

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  6. 6

    When the mixture is half done, roll it toward the front of the pan.

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  7. 7

    Slide roll to the opposite side of the pan, and grease empty space again.

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  8. 8

    Add a small portion of the egg mixture and spread it over the pan again. Repeat this process, making the roll bigger.

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  9. 9

    When the egg roll is done, cut it into pieces.

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Mika @cook_9215627
on February 02, 2018 14:39
Tokyo, Japan
I'm a licensed chef and a mother of two grown children. After culinary school, I worked as an instructor at a cooking school. I learned a lot during this time, and cooking at home for my family further improved my cooking skills. I'd like to share my love of Japanese food culture from Tokyo, Japan.https://meshiagare.tokyo/
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