Tamagoyaki


Tamagoyaki is a soft, layered Japanese-style omelette made by rolling thin sheets of egg into a neat, sliceable log. This version mixes eggs with milk, a touch of salt and sugar, then adds shredded crab sticks and optional cheese for extra richness—perfect cut into bite-size pieces or served over rice.
Ingredients
Steps
- Firstly, mix eggs, milk, a bit and salt and sugar well incorporated

- Then, strip the crab sticks to the egg mixture

- Use a rectangular pan as shown if possible. Add a bit of oil and wipe evenly with kitchen towel

- In medium low heat, pour a thin layer of egg mixture to the pan and wait until solidified

- And start to fold down the egg sheet from the top gently

- Once done, push the folded egg roll to the top and add another layer of egg mixture. You can also add in cheese here if prefer.

- Repeat the steps for 3-4 times or until to desired thickenss. Once finished, let sit in pan for extra 20 seconds to seal the edge

- Serve on plate and cut into bite sizes

- I also recommend serving on rice with unagi

Languages
Tamagoyaki - Deutsch (German) version
Tamagoyaki - Español (Spanish) version
Tamagoyaki - Français (French) version
Tamagoyaki - Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian) version
Tamagoyaki - Italiana (Italian) version
玉子焼き - 日本語 (Japanese) version
타마고야키 - 한국인 (Korean) version
ทามาโกะยากิ - แบบไทย (Thai) version
玉子烧 - 简体中文 (Simplified Chinese) version
玉子燒 - 香港繁體中文 (Traditional Chinese - Hong Kong) version