Crispy Light Bean Sprouts and Crispy Browned Egg with Sweet Vinegar Sauce
- 150 ml Water
- 1 tbsp Store-bought mentsuyu
- 1 dash less than 2 tablespoons Soy sauce
- 2 tbsp Vinegar
- 2 tbsp Raw cane sugar
- 1 tbsp Katakuriko
- 1 few drops A fragrant sesame oil
- 2 Eggs
- 1 tbsp Water
- 1 dash Salt
- 1 bag Bean sprouts
- 1 Salt
- 1 Green vegetables
- 1 Oil to cook the eggs
- Put all the tenshinhan sauce ingredients except for the sesame oil in a pan.
- Cook while stirring constantly with a wooden spatula over medium heat.
- Stir from the bottom.
- Taste and adjust the seasoning with salt if needed.
- When the sauce is bubbly, shiny and translucent, turn off the heat.
- Wash the bean sprouts.
- Steam cook without oil in a non-stick pan without a lid, turning it over occasionally for 4 to 5 minutes.
- If you don't have a non-stick pan, blanch the bean sprouts quickly in boiling water and drain well.
- Drain the bean sprouts well in a colander or sieve, and arrange in a mound on a large serving plate.
- Beat the eggs lightly, and add 1 tablespoon of water and a little salt.
- Heat oil in a pan and pour in the beaten eggs.
- Stir 2 to 3 times with cooking chopsticks, push the egg towards the middle and make an omelette that's lightly browned on the bottom.
- If you cook it long enough that bubbles form along the edges of the pan, the egg will become and fragrant.
- Invert the omelette browned side up on the mound of bean sprouts.
- Heat the tenshin-an sauce again until piping hot.
- Drizzle in fragrant sesame oil at the very end and mix in.
- Pour the sauce over the omelette and bean sprouts.
- Sprinkle with green vegetables to garnish and it's done.
- It's great with rice as well as for guests.
- It goes really well with beer and shochu as a drinking appetizer.
water, mentsuyu, soy sauce, vinegar, cane sugar, katakuriko, sesame oil, eggs, water, salt, sprouts, salt, green vegetables, oil
Taken from cookpad.com/us/recipes/169835-crispy-light-bean-sprouts-and-crispy-browned-egg-with-sweet-vinegar-sauce (may not work)