Our number 1 pick for this dishTamagoyaki (pan fried rolled egg or rolled omelette) Recipe
A sweet rolled omelette with a beautiful spiral pattern, perfect for bento boxes and breakfast plates.
Tamagoyaki is the sweet-savoury rolled Japanese omelette: thin layers of seasoned egg cooked and folded into a neat, tender block. It shows up at breakfast, in bento and atop nigiri, and the appeal is its delicate, custardy layers. A good recipe is really a lesson in heat control and the rolling rhythm.
Our number 1 pick for this dishA sweet rolled omelette with a beautiful spiral pattern, perfect for bento boxes and breakfast plates.

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Tamagoyaki is a Japanese rolled omelette made by cooking thin layers of seasoned beaten egg and rolling them onto each other into a firm, layered log, then slicing it. It is usually lightly sweet and savoury.
A rectangular tamagoyaki pan makes the rolling and shape easier, but you can make it in a round non-stick pan and trim the ends, which several recipes here show how to do.
Both, and the balance varies by region and cook. It is seasoned with sugar, soy and often dashi, so it lands somewhere between a sweet and a savoury egg dish.