One of the best foods to experience in Japan for anyone and everyone because of its affordability and accessibility is the convenience store egg sandwich. It’s the whole eating experience of tasting the creamy, delicious egg filling and the soft, fluffy bread. And when you get back home, it’s all that you think about. Not anymore! Here is an approachable and easy recipe for a Japanese Egg Sandwich:
Before diving into the recipe, Read All About the Japanese Convenience Store Egg Sandwich. This article explains what exactly makes this egg sandwich so special and details the differences between the most popular ones in Japan.
Makes 1 sandwich
Ingredients:
Notes: A pinch is technically defined as 1/16 of a teaspoon, but you can literally just sprinkle in a pinch using your thumb, index, and middle fingers. Also, the hard-boiled eggs can be made ahead of time for convenience. You can make at least 6 at a time and store them in your refrigerator for the week.
Note: Other recipes require you to separate the egg yolk and egg white in order to cut the egg whites into pretty squares. For aesthetics, you can do that by mixing the ingredients with the egg yolk and folding in the egg whites after. Personally, I love the creaminess of Lawson’s egg filling, so mashing the whole egg with a fork brings out that smooth consistency.
Note: Since you are at home and you shouldn’t waste food, you can enjoy the crusts as well. And if you don’t enjoy the crusts, try toasting it in an oven toaster to bring out the deliciously crispy texture of the edges.)
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