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Prepare five eggs.
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Break the egg and put it in a bowl
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2 tablespoons of honey and 3 skewers of salt for egg water. The amount of food you pinch here can be picked up with your thumb and index finger at once.
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Add honey and salt and dissolve
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Strain the egg water through a sieve. The string then filters itself out
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It's a sieve of egg water
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It's important to control the heat for egg rolls, heat the pan and turn it down to low heat. Then oil the kitchen towel and coat the pan thinly. I got a little tanned because of the camera, but it's okay. It's because you keep pouring egg water and rolling it. Roll the rolled egg roll and apply it with a kitchen towel on the part that lacks oil. Then, continue to pour the egg and roll it when the egg is 80 percent cooked
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It's a thick rolled omelet.
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Lay a Korean paper foil or paper foil on the cutting board (preventing oil from seeping into the cutting board) and fix the egg roll on the seaweed foot to make a shape
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To cut it at regular intervals, cut the middle first, and cut the remaining pieces in half again.
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It's easy to cut it into the same shape, right
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It's a basic Japanese egg roll. You can feel a much deeper sweetness with honey in it. I learned a tip from youtip.