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Dashimaki Tamago

A rolled Japanese omelet made with dashi, so it is soft and juicy. Kayanoya Dashimaki Tamago Mix seasons the eggs for you.

Tamago Kake Gohan

A simple Japanese breakfast of hot rice topped with a beaten egg and soy sauce. Use fresh eggs you trust, or cook the egg gently.

Oyakodon

A Japanese rice bowl of chicken and egg simmered in a sweet dashi and soy sauce broth. Eggs are poured over the chicken until just set.

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is tamago?

    Tamago is Japanese for egg. In food it commonly refers to tamagoyaki, a sweet, savory rolled omelet, or tamago nigiri, sushi topped with the omelet.

  • How is tamago served?

    It is served sliced as a side dish, in bento, over rice, as sushi, or in egg sandwiches. It is eaten warm or at room temperature.

  • Is tamago served hot or cold?

    Both. Freshly made tamagoyaki is warm, while the sushi and bento versions are usually served at room temperature or chilled.

  • Where can I buy tamago near me?

    Weee! delivers Asian and Hispanic groceries to your door in many U.S. areas; enter your ZIP code at weee.com to see availability and delivery options. Options include Dashi Maki Tamago, Kewpie Atsuyaki Tamago and Seasoned Tamago Baked Egg.

  • What is the difference between tamagoyaki and dashimaki tamago?

    Tamagoyaki is the general term for Japanese rolled omelet and is often a little sweet. Dashimaki tamago has dashi stock mixed into the eggs, so it is softer, juicier and more savory.

  • How do I make tamagoyaki at home?

    Beat eggs with dashi, sugar and soy sauce, then cook in thin layers in a rectangular pan, rolling each layer into the last. Kayanoya Dashimaki Tamago Mix is a seasoned shortcut.

  • Can I eat raw eggs for tamago kake gohan?

    Raw egg over rice is eaten in Japan with eggs labeled for raw use, but raw eggs carry a risk of foodborne illness. Follow local food safety guidance.