Beautiful Yellow Tamagoyaki Omelet Recipe by cookpad.japan
 cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp I've made several kinds of tamagoyaki, but my family says this is the best so far. The cut off edges are for my 4 year-old son's special breakfast. Be patient, and cook slowly over very low heat. If you start rolling the egg when it's cooked through, it will break apart, so start rolling when it's half cooked, then cook through at the end. Recipe by Plus Nine I've made several kinds of tamagoyaki, but my family says this is the best so far. The cut off edges are for my 4 year-old son's special breakfast. Be patient, and cook slowly over very low heat. If you start rolling the egg when it's cooked through, it will break apart, so start rolling when it's half cooked, then cook through at the end. Recipe by Plus Nine Beautiful Yellow Tamagoyaki Omelet Share its first Cooksnap! I've made several kinds of tamagoyaki, but my family says this is the best so far. The cut off edges are for my 4 year-old son's special breakfast. Be patient, and cook slowly over very low heat. If you start rolling the egg when it's cooked through, it will break apart, so start rolling when it's half cooked, then cook through at the end. Recipe by Plus Nine I've made several kinds of tamagoyaki, but my family says this is the best so far. The cut off edges are for my 4 year-old son's special breakfast. Be patient, and cook slowly over very low heat. If you start rolling the egg when it's cooked through, it will break apart, so start rolling when it's half cooked, then cook through at the end. Recipe by Plus Nine Cooking Instructions 1 Mix everything in a bowl. The mayonnaise doesn't need to be dissolved completely. 2 Make a tamagoyaki omelet in your usual way. Or follow the preceding steps. 3 Heat a small amount of vegetable oil in a tamagoyaki pan. Pour in the Step 1 egg mixture over very low heat. Don't touch the 2 cm border (the red parts seen in the picture. 4 Use chopsticks and stir the middle lightly and quickly, but make sure there are no holes. Roll slowly from the top. 5 When finished rolling, leave it for a little while to cook through. Flip, and cook the other side as well. 6 It's done. 7 1 Mix everything in a bowl. The mayonnaise doesn't need to be dissolved completely. 1 Mix everything in a bowl. The mayonnaise doesn't need to be dissolved completely. 2 Make a tamagoyaki omelet in your usual way. Or follow the preceding steps. 2 Make a tamagoyaki omelet in your usual way. Or follow the preceding steps. 3 Heat a small amount of vegetable oil in a tamagoyaki pan. Pour in the Step 1 egg mixture over very low heat. Don't touch the 2 cm border (the red parts seen in the picture. 3 Heat a small amount of vegetable oil in a tamagoyaki pan. Pour in the Step 1 egg mixture over very low heat. Don't touch the 2 cm border (the red parts seen in the picture. 4 Use chopsticks and stir the middle lightly and quickly, but make sure there are no holes. Roll slowly from the top. 4 Use chopsticks and stir the middle lightly and quickly, but make sure there are no holes. Roll slowly from the top. 5 When finished rolling, leave it for a little while to cook through. Flip, and cook the other side as well. 5 When finished rolling, leave it for a little while to cook through. Flip, and cook the other side as well. 6 It's done. 6 It's done. 7 7 Linked Recipes Share its first Cooksnap! Cooksnaps Did you make this recipe? Share a picture of your creation! Copied! on November 03, 2013 23:45 A collection of the best recipes from the Cookpad Japan community, translated into English! Comments Similar Recipes Tamagoyaki Omelettes Tamagoyaki Omelettes Adding vinegar acts as a natural preservative, so it's great if you plan to serve this a few hours after making it. 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