Bento must-have - Japanese-style thick egg grill & tamagoyaki
I watched a lot of Japanese dramas, and when I saw the bento inside, it would be paired with this thick egg roast, which I often did before, but I didn't write a recipe, and I was recently asked by my friends, so let's share it, saying that this thick egg roast method is not difficult at all, and the secret is to roll slowly over a small fire! Ha ha! As for this pot, in fact, there are a lot of them on the Internet, just search for the jade pot and have it, and start according to your liking! You can also do a non-stick pan at home, and you can cut off both sides when you do it!

Ingredients
Cooking Instructions
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First prepare the ingredients, three eggs, milk, sugar, salt and salad oil, and don't forget the kitchen paper
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Beat the eggs, then add the milk, sugar and salt and mix well (better if it can be sifted)
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Put a little salad oil in the pot, moisten the pot, and then wipe it with kitchen paper, a thin layer is enough, and the heat is low throughout the fire
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Then beat the eggs, pour in a part of the egg liquid (the amount that can be spread on the bottom of the pot, not too much) roll it up from one side with a spatula, and then wipe it with oiled kitchen paper, continue to put a part of the egg wash, and roll it back and forth like this, and finally press it into a square with a spatula
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Finished product drawing
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