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I made Norwegian mackerel egg hamburger and made a picnic lunch box.
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Prepare a pack of Norwegian mackerel with boneless meat.
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Prepare tomatoes, eggs, green onions, peppers, onions, minced garlic, ginger powder, and glutinous rice flour.
Prepare the eggs by boiling them in advance.
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Peel the mackerel. It's very easy to peel off.
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Use a chicken towel to dry all the water back and forth.
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Using a knife, chop all the mackerel finely.
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Grind onions, green onions, and peppers in a grinder and prepare them.
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Add chopped vegetables to the pre-mashed Norwegian mackerel, add chopped garlic and a little salt, and mix well to make the sauce cut.
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After making the sauce in advance, adjust the amount and season it.
Add plenty of ginger powder.
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Add glutinous rice flour and pat it a lot. That way, the hamburger patty is soft.
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Make a circle and bake in a pan until golden brown. (I'm going to use it as an egg hamburger patty, so cook the inside over low heat.)
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After boiling the eggs, cut them in half and finish them in order of -> bok choy -> cheese -> mackerel hamburger patty -> tomato -> egg.
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Use skewers to fix egg hamburgers.
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I made an egg hamburger made of Norwegian mackerel and put it on a pretty square plate.
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The egg hamburger is done.
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I suddenly want to stack lunch boxes and go on a picnic, so I'm thinking of stacking lunch boxes again today.
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I made a nice lunch box with mackerel croquette, egg hamburger, and boiled eggs.
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I also prepared a perfect cider for an egg hamburger.
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How about making it with Norwegian mackerel and eating a more delicious egg hamburger and feeling happy to your heart's content.
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It's good to peel and eat it as a way to get rid of the fishy smell of mackerel. Since it is an ingredient to use as a hamburger patty, I finished cooking with plenty of cooking wine, ginger powder, and crushed garlic to remove the fishy smell.