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Gilgeori Toast (Korean Street Egg Toast)

Prep10 minCook12 minTotal22 minDifficultyVery easy
Gilgeori Toast (Korean Street Egg Toast)

Ingredients

2 servings

Contains: Gluten, Milk, Egg, Mustard

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Nutrition

Per serving

Calories
579.3
total 1158.6
Protein
17.6 g
total 35.1 g
Carbs
46.3 g
total 92.6 g
Fat
36.4 g
total 72.8 g

Estimated · based on 11 of 12 ingredients

The Korean street-cart breakfast: a cabbage and carrot egg pancake griddled in butter, dusted with sugar and pressed into buttery toast with cheese and ketchup.

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Method

  1. 1
    • egg3
    • white cabbage100 g
    • carrot1
    • spring onion2
    • salt½ tsp
    • black pepper¼ tsp

    Mix the vegetable egg batter — Beat the eggs in a bowl with the salt and pepper, then fold in the cabbage, carrot and spring onions until every shred is coated. The mixture should look more vegetable than egg — that is what gives the pancake its bite.

  2. 2
    • white bread4
    • butter40 g

    Fry the egg pancakes — Melt half the butter in a large frying pan over medium heat and spoon the mixture in as two rough rectangles roughly the size of your bread slices. Flatten them with a spatula and cook 3 minutes, until set underneath and lacy at the edges, then flip and give them 2 minutes more.

  3. 3
    • white bread4
    • butter40 g

    Toast the bread in butter — Slide the pancakes onto a plate, wipe the pan and melt the rest of the butter in it. Toast all four slices of bread, 1-2 minutes a side, until golden and soaked with butter right to the crust.

  4. 4
    • egg3
    • cheddar2
    • white sugar2 tsp

    Layer cheese, pancake and sugar — Lay a slice of cheddar on two of the hot toasts so it begins to slump, sit an egg pancake on top and sprinkle each with 1 tsp of sugar. The sugar against the salty egg is the whole point of the sandwich.

  5. 5
    • ketchup2 tbsp
    • mayonnaise2 tbsp

    Sauce, close and cut — Zigzag the ketchup and mayonnaise over the top, close each sandwich with a second slice of toast and press down firmly so everything binds. Cut in half on the diagonal and eat hot, wrapped in paper the way it comes off the cart.

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