Ham toast

By VicentaLakin

Ham toast

Recipe Recommendations

  • toast appropriate amount
  • ham appropriate amount
  • salad dressing appropriate amount
  • eggs appropriate amount

Steps for Ham toast

  • Make Ham toast step 0
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    Prepare the material you need。
  • Make Ham toast step 1
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    A little hot oil in the pan, and the ham is fried to a micro-column。
  • Make Ham toast step 2
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    It cuts the edges and then takes a film, which is placed on it, folds the film and presses it with a knife or hand。
  • Make Ham toast step 3
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    Take a piece of toast and put it on the shampoo, with ham。
  • Make Ham toast step 4
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    Squeeze the proper salad sauce。
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    Cover a piece of toast。
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    The two-storey toasts were rolled up, and finally, the stymied lacquer package was stereotyped。
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    And the eggs shall be scattered into a plate or bowl, and the dust shall be removed from the covering, and the egg shall be covered with egg fluid promptly。
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    And it shall be hot with a little salad oil, and it shall be boiled with a middle fire, and it shall be roasted with egg rolls。
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    A proper roll-over of the toast, so as to keep it evenly heated, can or can not be cut out of it by making it golden。
  • Ham toast Make Tips

    1. Make sure to press the toast firmly; this makes it easier to roll and results in a better texture. 2. A small amount of salad dressing may leak out when rolling. Do not wipe it off; roll it on plastic wrap and use the same wrap to shape it for a while. When you unwrap it, you will find that the dressing has been slowly absorbed by the outermost layer of toast. Then, coat it in egg wash and fry it for a more fragrant flavor. 3. Since the toast rolls are round, rotate them frequently while frying to ensure even heating; this will result in an even color. 4. If you don't have salad oil, olive oil, rapeseed oil, or similar oils are fine. However, do not use oils with a strong flavor like peanut oil or animal fats like lard for frying, as they will overpower the taste.

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