Ingredients
- Eggs:You can use M, L, or XL eggs, depending on where you live.
- Dash i Broth:Whether it’smy favorite dash i, simple awase dash i, orvegan dash i, the choice is yours. And if you’re pressed for time, instant dash i granulesordashi packetsare lifesavers.
- Mirin: When on the hunt for mirin, keep an eye out for “hon mirin” (本みりん).
- Sugar: Your regular sugar is fine here.
- Salt: Opt for the fine-grained kind.
- Soy Sauce: For brand recommendations for Japanese dishes, check outmy comprehensive soy sauce guide.
- Grated Daikon Radish: This is optional, but it’s a great addition that pairs beautifully with the dish, adding a refreshing touch.
Instructions
- What is Dashimaki Tamago?
- How I Developed This Recipe
- Differences Between Dashimaki Tamago and Tamagoyaki
- Choosing a Tamagoyaki Pan
- Ingredients & Substitution Ideas
- Visual Walkthrough & Tips
- How to Store
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- Printable Recipe
Tips
It’s important to note that the residual heat will continue cooking the egg, so you should start rolling when it is only half-cooked.