Miffy Bento and Polka Dot Egg Sheet Recipe ミッフィーのキャラベンと可愛い薄焼き卵のレシピ

Yay! It is finally approaching weekend again~~ It has been a rather crazy week for me. How about you? But I am happy that it is Friday again! 
 
A breakfast Miffy bento with a fun recipe to share with you! 
 
I made a cute polka dot patterned egg sheet, wrapped inside is yakiudon (sauteed udon noodles) with mushrooms and vegetables. The side dishes were sweet potato croquette, lettuce, roasted pumpkin, mikan (Japanese mandarin oranges).
 
Did you also spot the tiny carrots? So cute right! They are new furikake that I bought in Japan,. Furikake is a type of rice topping.
お早うございます。金曜日であるのが嬉しいですね。週末は休みですから。
 
今日はミッフィーのキャラベンです。
 
カワイイ薄焼き卵を作った、お弁当に入れました。レシピは下です。皆さん、見てみてください。
 
薄焼き卵の中で焼きうどんですよ。美味しかったです。
 
おかずは: サツマイモのコロッケ、カボチャ、みかん、レタス。
 
小さいニンジンを見られますか?ふりかけですよ。
Below is the pictorial step-by-step recipe to make the polka dot patterned egg sheet, have fun! It is really easy :)

RECIPE 

Cute Polka Dot Egg Sheet for Bento
*Recommend to use a good quality non-stick fry pan. This is to enable you to evenly cook the egg sheet and the egg sheet will also be easily removed.
*I used round cutters here but really, you can create any patterns you desire with other shape of cutters.
Ingredients
Eggs 2 (yolks and whites separated)

Method
1. Oil the pan and pour in the egg yolk mixture. (do not turn on the heat or gas yet). Spread the egg mixture evenly in a circular fashion.
*You can use a tamagoyaki rectangular pan instead too. It works the same.
2. Cover the pan with a lid and turn on the heat.

3. Cook the egg at low heat. At high heat, it causes bubbles and you would not able to achieve a smooth egg sheet.

4. Cook until the sides are cooked. Turn off the heat, remove the pan from heat. Let the egg sheet sit in the pan for about 30 seconds. *This is to use the remaining heat to cook the egg sheet thoroughly without causing burns or bubbles in the egg sheet.

5. You should have a nice smooth egg sheet.

6. Transfer the egg sheet on to your worktop or chopping board.

7. Using a cutter (any shape as you desire), stamp and cut out the pattern.

8. Place the egg sheet back to your fry pan with the ‘nice’ side facing up. Gently and slowly scoop in the egg white into the cut out areas. (do not turn up the heat yet).

9. Once all the cut out areas are filled with the egg white, cover the pan with a lid and cook at low heat again.

10. Once the egg white are cooked, your patterned egg sheet is ready! :)

11. The last thing is to pack this into your bento box! Have fun :)

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