Korean Egg Roll

“Sunday ho ya Monday, Roz Khao andey  ( संडे-हो-या-मंडे-रोज-खाओ-अंडे )” and when you get bored of the repeated preparation opt for a new one. I just love including eggs in my recipe as there is something so satisfying about when they are perfectly cooked. I came across the recipe recently and thought of trying my hand on it and luckily I nailed it in my first try. There are many different variations of  omelet but believe me this will make you fall in love with it. A new spin to the traditional omelet is indeed a must try dish.

Ingredients

Egg : 4

Grated carrot : 2 tsp

Coriander leaves : 1 tsp

Thinly sliced green chili : 1

Salt as required

Oil or butter : 1 tsp

Step 1

Separate the yolk and egg white.

Step 2

Add the grated carrot, coriander leaves, green chilli and salt to the egg white and lightly whisk with the help of a fork. Add a tsp of water to the egg yolk along with a pinch of salt and mix it .

Step 3

Take a thick bottom pan and brush with butter or oil.

Step 4

 

Once hot, reduce the flame and pour a thin layer of egg white and spread evenly.

Step 5

Once it starts to cook, gently fold it.

Step 6

With the help of a spatula, lift the edge of the cooked egg and pour the remaining egg white and let it cook.

Step 7

Repeat the process with the remaining egg white.

Step 8

With the help of a spatula gently lift the cooked egg and pour a thin layer of yolk and spread evenly in the pan.

Step 9

Once done, roll it gently and add the remaining yolk. Gently press the spatula over it to give a nice square shape.

Step 10

Take it out on a chopper board.

Step 11

 

Slice them into roundels and enjoy it.

Tip

Use low heat 

To make the roll thicker, increase the amount of eggs.

 

Egg Puff

This delightful and fluffy egg puff works well for breakfast or tea time snacks. It has been our childhood favorite recipe that I enjoyed with my cousins together in our majestic dining table along with fun-filled conversations, laughter and fond memories. Food and family memories are very often co related that makes the culinary journey even more memorable.

Traditionally egg puffs are made using boiled eggs but here I have used beaten egg whites since this is the way we have been enjoying it and I hope my readers also does the same.

Ingredients

Egg : 4 whites (beaten)

Onion : 1

Green chillies : 2 to 3

Coriander leaves : 3 tsp

Salt : as required

Oil : for frying

For puff pastry

Maida : 200 gms

Oil : 4 tsp

Salt : 1 tsp

Kalonji: 1/4 tsp

Water : as required

Step 1
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Knead a soft dough with oil, salt and water. Cover it with a moist cloth and let it rest for at least half an hour 

Step 2
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Separate the egg white from the yolk and beat the white until it’s fluffy.

Step 3
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Mix it with thinly diced onion, green chillies, corriander leaves and salt.

Step 4
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Take a small ball from the dough and roll it into a circle.

Step 5
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Brush the edge with water. Place a scoop of egg mixture on the sheet.

Step 6
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Bring together the diagonally opposite sides and seal it.

Step 7
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Heat oil in a pan. Gently place the puff in the medium hot oil and let it fry til the outer crust becomes crispy.

Step 8
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Serve it hot.

Tip

Sprinkle the salt at the end since salt would make the egg runny and filling them would become a problem.