gimMe Organic has some great snack ideas for back to
school including Sushi Nori Roasted Seaweed Sheets in packs of 1 or 50 which
can be used as a sheet, crumbled, or rolled. They are low carb, paleo,
plant-based, gluten-free, keto-friendly, non-GMO, certified gluten-free and
USDA Organic the first in the world. There are so many recipes you can make
with these from sushi, nori rolls with cucumber and avocado.
Korean Rolled Omelet with Seaweed
Ingredients:
3 eggs
1 tablespoon milk
¼ teaspoon salt
1 seaweed sheet I used gimMe
Cooking oil for brushing
DIRECTIONS:
First, I will start by crushing 1
seaweed sheet into pieces.
Then I’m cracking 3 eggs in a bowl.
And I will add 1 tablespoon of milk and a pinch of salt. And stir to
combine. You really don’t need a lot of salt because seaweed is already salty.
And I will strain the egg mixture to
remove chalaza. It’s to obtain a smooth egg mixture for neat egg roll.
Now I will heat a frying pan over
medium heat. It’s a non-stick pan but I will lightly grease the pan anyway.
I will pour in small amount of egg
mixture just to cover the surface. And I’m sprinkling the seaweed pieces all
over the top. And when the egg is half cooked, I will roll the egg from
the right side of the omelet halfway to the middle. If you are left-handed, it
will be easier to start rolling from the left. And move the omelet all the way
up to the right edge of the frying pan. Adjust the heat if you think the egg is
getting cooked too quickly. And if there is not enough oil, lightly grease the
pan each time you roll-up. And I will pour in the egg mixture to the side of the unrolled omelet. It’s like extending the egg blanket for rolling. And again
sprinkle the seaweed pieces over the top. And when the egg is half cooked, I
will roll the omelet and push it to the right. And I will repeat the process
until I use all my egg mixture. The egg roll is really light, even you don’t
have to touch the bottom of the frying pan with chopsticks to roll it up. When
it’s done, I will transfer the roll to a cutting board and slice into bite-size
pieces.
My Opinion: I liked the seaweed in the omelet and my
husband likes them in sushi so these are perfect as you can cut them up and
place in a bento lunchbox for work and take to school.
See
more at https://www.gimmesnacks.com
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