Egg cakes are a common breakfast here. There are stalls selling at the lively streets and school gates every day. Sometimes I buy one for my daughter for breakfast when it is too late in the morning. I gave me two small frying pans when I bought a microwave a few days ago, making it very convenient to make omelets yourself at home! What is sold outside is to spread out a lot of dough cakes and put them aside for later use. You can make them right at home, fresh and hygienic!
I got up a little earlier this morning and made omelets for breakfast!
pickled mustard egg cake
By AlBailey
Recipe Recommendations
- sweet and sour
- fried
- ten minutes
- simple
Steps for pickled mustard egg cake

1
Wash and dice the pickled mustard first. Beat the eggs, add salt and chopped green onion. Add appropriate amount of salt to the flour to form a thin batter.
2
Heat a small frying pan over low heat and brush with a little oil with a brush.
3
Use a spoon to scoop a spoonful of thin batter and place it into a frying pan. Turn the frying pan to make the batter flow evenly into a cake.
4
Wait for the dough to set and add the egg mixture.
5
While the egg liquid is completely solidified, sprinkle with shredded pickled mustard and ham sausage, and squeeze a little ketchup (you can not add it if you don't like it! Our daughter adds whatever she likes, but not what I eat).
6
Gently roll up the cake from one side with a spatula, fry it for a while until the cake is colored, and you can serve the pot.