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Kimbap-Style Cabbage Omelet with Tuna
A protein-rich, low-carb Korean snack made with a thin cabbage omelet, creamy tuna filling, and a sheet of gim. Finished with sesame oil and kimchi.
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Ingredients
- 150 g white cabbage (Cored and cut into very thin strips)
- 3 eggs
- salt (To taste, for the omelet and filling)
- black pepper (To taste)
- 1 lata canned tuna (Drained; approximately 140 g drained weight)
- 1 tbsp Kewpie mayonnaise (The transcription identifies it unclearly as “Chupi Mayo”; use Kewpie-style mayonnaise)
- 1 tsp sesame seeds (To mix with the tuna)
- 1 hoja gim (nori) sheet (For wrapping the omelet)
- 1 tsp sesame oil (For lightly brushing the finished roll)
- 50 g kimchi (For serving; the author mentions that it is homemade)
Steps
- 1
Cut the white cabbage, remove the core, and cut it into very thin strips. Place it in a bowl.
- 2
Crack the three eggs into another bowl and beat them with salt and pepper.
- 3
Pour the egg mixture over the cabbage and stir well to coat the strips.
- 4
Heat a skillet and pour in the cabbage and egg mixture. Spread it out and press it down lightly to form a flat layer.
- 5
Cook the omelet on both sides until set and lightly golden. The source does not specify the exact temperature or cooking time.
- 6
Drain a can of tuna and place it in a bowl.
- 7
Add the Kewpie-style mayonnaise, a pinch of salt, and the sesame seeds. Mix well until the tuna filling is combined.
- 8
Remove the omelet from the skillet and trim it slightly to make it easier to roll.
- 9
Place a sheet of gim on a kimbap mat and place the cabbage omelet on top.
- 10
Place the tuna filling in the center of the omelet.
- 11
Using the mat, roll everything into a compact roll.
- 12
Lightly brush the finished roll with sesame oil.
- 13
Serve the roll with kimchi.
Notes
The source does not provide exact quantities for the cabbage, mayonnaise, sesame seeds, sesame oil, or kimchi; those quantities are estimates for one serving. It also does not specify the cooking temperature or time for the omelet. The transcription mentions a kimbap mat and a sheet of gim (nori).
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