STEP 1/8
I took out the leftover spinach from the side dish container. I used the leftover side dishes, so it's okay to wash them before blanching and use them right away.
Use scissors to cut the length into small pieces.
STEP 2/8
Prepare four eggs by slightly rinsing them under running water.
I used chaos. The thickness depends on the size, number of vegetables, or the amount of vegetables inside.
STEP 3/8
Break the yolk and mix evenly.
If there are any vegetables left, such as carrots or onions, chop them into small pieces and combine them.
STEP 4/8
Grease a square frying pan, heat it, and pour egg water thinly.
STEP 5/8
Fold and roll when the end of the edge begins to change color. I'm going to coat it a few times thinner, so it's okay if it's torn or cut at first.
STEP 6/8
Grease an empty spot, pour the remaining egg mixture little by little while maintaining low heat, and repeat rolling.
STEP 7/8
Lift the end of the egg roll slightly from time to time and let the egg water go in between. It's connected smoothly and doesn't separate one layer at a time.
STEP 8/8
As it is made thick, you can cook it by standing up front and back so that it is evenly cooked to the inside.
You can use a round pan, but it's hard to make a certain shape. The middle part is thick, and both ends are thin. If you cook with a square pan, the size is the same from beginning to end, so it looks good.