
Health benefits
Eggs: Protect eyes and improve eyesight
Potatoes: Reduce swelling
Ingredients
Flour ( 300 grams ) | Eggs ( 3 ) |
Potato ( One ) | Oil ( appropriate amount ) |
Cilantro ( One ) | Scallions ( two ) |
Carrot ( half a root ) | Hot sauce ( appropriate amount ) |
Lettuce ( appropriate amount ) | Salt (appropriate amount) |
King of Kings Ham Sausage ( 3 pieces ) | Green and red peppers ( half each ) |
How to make egg-filled pancakes with cabbage

1. Mix flour with warm water to form a slightly soft dough, cover it with plastic wrap and let it rise for an hour!

2.Knead the dough smooth and set aside!

3. Cut potatoes and carrots into thin strips, and cut green and red peppers into strips!

4. Fry the ingredients prepared in the third step!

5. Deep fry the King of Kings ham sausage!

6. Chop the cilantro and green onion into mince pieces!

7.Wash the lettuce and set aside

8. Divide the dough into three small portions and roll it into a thin sheet!

9. Apply oil, then roll it up and press it into dough!

10. Then roll it into a thin cake! After the pot is hot, put the rolled out cake into the pot and bake it!

11.About two minutes, use chopsticks to open it up, break in an egg and pour it in in!

12.Wait another minute or so, turn the cake over and continue baking! Fry for another two minutes and then take it out of the pan!

13. Apply hot sauce, sprinkle with coriander and green onion, and put two slices on it Lettuce, fried shredded potatoes, ham sausage, and then roll it up!

14.It’s ready to go! Very delicious!
Tips
1: The ingredients I prepared are three in quantity!
2: The dough should be slightly soft, otherwise the baked cake will be hard!
3: When frying pancakes, you can put a little oil in the pan to prevent them from sticking! I used a non-stick pan, so I didn’t put any oil and just seared it!
4: The ingredients in the cake can be adjusted according to personal taste!
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