AI-generated imageThick Rolled Omelet Gimbap (2 Rolls)
A simpler Korean gimbap using a thick, fully cooked rolled omelet as the main filling, rather than thin shredded egg strips.
Ingredients
servings: 2 · Check ingredients
Steps
- 01
Mix warm rice with soy sauce and sesame oil, then divide into two portions.
- 02
Beat four eggs with a pinch of salt. Lightly oil a pan and cook half the mixture over low heat.
- 03
Fold the setting egg into a thick roll, turning until its center is fully cooked. Make another with the remaining mixture.
- 04
Spread one rice portion thinly on gim, leaving the last 2 cm free. Center the omelet and roll firmly; repeat.
- 05
Rest seam-side down, slice with a damp knife, and eat immediately or keep chilled.
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Before you cook
Cook eggs until yolks and whites are fully firm. Check egg, soy/wheat (soy sauce), and sesame allergens. Eat gimbap promptly or keep chilled with ice packs; discard after more than 2 hours at room temperature.
Allergens: egg, soy, wheat, sesame
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