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       Ingredients : 
		1 tablespoon 
		white sesame seeds 
      
		10 scallions, green part only 
      
		5 eggs 
      
		Salt to taste 
      
		1/4 teaspoon white pepper 
      
		3 teaspoons cooking oil 
      
		2 tablespoons rice vinegar 
      
		2 tablespoons Japanese soy sauce   
      
      Method : 
		
		Heat up a dry pan over moderate heat and 
		toast the sesame seeds for 3-4 minutes, shaking the pan frequently until 
		golden brown. Remove from the pan immediately to prevent burning. Gather 
		the scallions and make them into a bunch, then cut into the same size. 
		Boil the scallions in a large pot of boiling water for about 30 seconds 
		or until softened. Remove and plunge into iced water. Drain the 
		scallions well and dry lightly on paper towels. Cut each scallions in 
		half lengthways using a small kitchen knife. Beat the eggs with pepper 
		and salt to taste until they are foamy. Heat up a frying pan over 
		moderate heat with the oil and pour half  the eggs in and cook for 
		about 2 minutes. Turn the omelet and cooked the other side for 2 
		minutes. Remove and cook the other half. Cut the omelets to make a 
		square shape. Cut the omelet into thin strips of 7 cm long and 4 mm 
		wide. Gather together 8 strips of cut eggs, use a piece of scallion to 
		wrap around the center, tucking in the ends. Repeat for the rest of the 
		egg strips. Place on a serving platter. Use a bowl to combine the 
		vinegar, sesame seeds and Japanese soy sauce, drizzle over the eggs and 
		serve. 
        
        
        
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