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MY very first time making Dashimaki Tamago even the appearance doesn't look professional or tasty; Luckily, it is kinda delicious n my guests love it even finish it as well :) thank you guys... Making Dashimaki Tamago is not too hard as what I thought before and I have included the details of all ingredients as following and a video from YOUTUBE to demorstrate making it on my next post. People, go try it at home n you will love it...
Recipt of Dashimaki Tamago
a. 4 large eggs
b. 105cc dashi (a scant 1/2 cup American) (1/2 of a 210cc Japanese cup, smaller than a 240cc American cup or you can substitute an equal amount of water and 1/4 tsp hondashi — bonito stock granules)
c. 1 Tb sake (you can substitute an equal amount of mirin and cut back on the sugar, or omit the sake and increase the dashi)
d. 1 Tb sugar e. 1/4 tsp salt f. 1/4 tsp soy sauce (light soy sauce for yellower eggs, regular soy sauce if you don’t mind the darker color)
MY very first time making Dashimaki Tamago even the appearance doesn't look professional or tasty; Luckily, it is kinda delicious n my guests love it even finish it as well :) thank you guys... Making Dashimaki Tamago is not too hard as what I thought before and I have included the details of all ingredients as following and a video from YOUTUBE to demorstrate making it on my next post. People, go try it at home n you will love it...
Recipt of Dashimaki Tamago
a. 4 large eggs
b. 105cc dashi (a scant 1/2 cup American) (1/2 of a 210cc Japanese cup, smaller than a 240cc American cup or you can substitute an equal amount of water and 1/4 tsp hondashi — bonito stock granules)
c. 1 Tb sake (you can substitute an equal amount of mirin and cut back on the sugar, or omit the sake and increase the dashi)
d. 1 Tb sugar e. 1/4 tsp salt f. 1/4 tsp soy sauce (light soy sauce for yellower eggs, regular soy sauce if you don’t mind the darker color)
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