Egg

It's called peacock egg because when you cut it in half, it resembles the pattern of a peacock with its wings spread. You can enjoy a variety of textures with the fish cake, bacon, and egg. It's also good as a side dish for your lunch box. By the way, this recipe is a nostalgic one that I've been eating since my grandfather's time when I was a child
Japanese food
Egg dishes
Tamura Takashi
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Cooking time: 15 minutes
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How to make it
1

Place the hanpen in a plastic bag and pound and knead until it loses its shape

2

Spread 4 slices of bacon on top and coat with flour

3

Place the mashed hanpen on top of [2]. (At this point, leave one chunk of hanpen aside.)

4

Place one quail egg on top of the (3) and roll it up

5

Once you've finished rolling, stuff the remaining hanpen into the hollows on the left and right sides and put the lid on

6

Coat the whole with potato starch and deep fry in hot oil until golden brown. Cut in half and enjoy

material
  • Hangpen
    1 piece
  • bacon
    4 sheets
  • Boiled quail eggs
    4 pieces
  • cake flour
    Appropriate amount
  • potato starch
    Appropriate amount
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