Filipinos, in general, love eggs and they take it seriously. From breakfast, lunch, and dinner, the humble egg can be incorporated into many...
Filipinos, in general, love eggs and they take it seriously. From breakfast, lunch, and dinner, the humble egg can be incorporated into many dishes.
If you’re curious (and craving) this trending food, then keep on reading.
This is a simple and easy recipe for the Korean Egg Drop sandwich.
Speaking of eggs, a new food trend has taken the Philippines by storm. There’s a high chance you’ve seen the Korean Egg Drop Sandwich on social media so heartily loved by many Filipinos today.
If you’re curious (and craving) this trending food, then keep on reading.
What is it?
According to Drive Me Hungry, the egg drop sandwich is a popular Korean egg sandwich made with fluffy scrambled eggs, ham or bacon, and cheese. It's sandwiched between thick slices of buttered toast and finished with a sweet egg drop sauce.Why is it so famous?
A popular Korean sandwich shop that created this sensation, and is named after them, is Egg Drop (에그드랍). You can put a variety of fillings and toppings in the sandwich, including meats, fruits, and vegetables. This sandwich is perfect any time of the day, for breakfast, brunch, lunch, and even dinner because it is so packed. No wonder Filipinos have become obsessed with it too.
Popular Korean dramas, such as Hospital Playlist, have featured this sensational sandwich.
The craze started in 2021, but until today, many shops in the Philippines are starting to serve this dish for its simplicity and deliciousness. It has a Korean aesthetic appeal seen in K-dramas and movies.
Anatomy: Korean Egg Sandwich
The basic ingredients are as follows:
1. Fluffy bread of your choice
2. Eggs
3. Ketchup or Sriracha
4. Butter
5. Milk or heavy cream
6. Mayonnaise
7. Condensed milk
8. Parsley
9. Ham or bacon (any meat of your choice)
10 . Cheese
This is a simple and easy recipe for the Korean Egg Drop sandwich.
This article is written by Cathrine Grace S. Alcachupas, a Digital Marketing Department Intern of PS Media Enterprise and an AB Communication student in De La Salle University-Dasmarinas.
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