Korean Egg Sandwich

Traditionally, Korean people ate rice, a few side dishes, and a bowl of soup or stew for breakfast. Now people in Korea sometimes eat cereal, pastries, or egg sandwiches for breakfast, similar to people in the West. This Korean breakfast sandwich, sold by street vendors in cities, is commonly called tost-u (toast) or gaeran tost-u (egg toast). It's not that different from an American egg sandwich, but the addition of cabbage and a sweet dusting of brown sugar are tasty Korean additions. It is Korean fusion cooking at the street level.

Ingredients:

4 pieces white bread
1 Tbsp butter
2 eggs
2 Tbsp chopped cabbage
1 Tbsp chopped carrots
1 Tbsp chopped onions
1 Tbsp brown sugar
1 Tbsp ketchup

Preparation:

In sauté pan or on griddle, toast both sides of bread over medium heat using almost all the butter.
Remove bread and set aside.
In a bowl, whisk eggs and mix with cabbage, carrot, and onion.
Fry the egg mixture in the remaining butter in the same pan until done to omelet consistency.
Separate egg into two portions and place on two pieces of toast.
Top each with ketchup and liberal dusting of brown sugar.
Top with remaining bread and cut in half.
(Serves 2)

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