These delicious breakfast cakes are perfect for kids who love a tasty start to their day they have a soft fluffy texture with a slight chewy bite from the ground meat and the warm savory flavor of eggs paired with sweet black sesame seeds makes them incredibly inviting A delicious Sun Egg Breakfast Cakes for […]
| Ingredient | Amount |
|---|---|
| Eggs | 3 as needed |
| Ground meat (pork) | to taste |
| All-purpose flour | 200 as needed |
| Warm water | 90 as needed |
| Salt | 2 as needed |
| Yeast | 3 as needed |
| Black sesame seeds | some |

The night before, mix flour, salt, yeast, and warm water into a dough (hands were dirty, forgot to take a photo). Divide into three portions, cut a slit in the middle of each and shape into the form shown. Refrigerate overnight to ferment. This is how it looks after proofing.

The next morning, season the ground meat with Sichuan pepper powder, Chinese five-spice powder, light soy sauce, and oyster sauce. I also added minced onion, grated carrot, and chopped scallions. Spoon the meat mixture little by little into the ring-shaped dough, then crack an egg into the center.

Sprinkle some salt-and-pepper seasoning on top for extra flavor.

Cover and pan-fry over low heat until the egg sets, then add half a bowl of water to the pan and continue cooking. Flip once the egg is fully set. The whole process takes about 15 minutes.

Serve hot and enjoy!
These delicious breakfast cakes are perfect for kids who love a tasty start to their day they have a soft fluffy texture with a slight chewy bite from the ground meat and the warm savory flavor of eggs paired with sweet black sesame seeds makes them incredibly inviting A delicious Sun Egg Breakfast Cakes for […]
The night before, mix flour, salt, yeast, and warm water into a dough (hands were dirty, forgot to take a photo). Divide into three portions, cut a slit in the middle of each and shape into the form shown. Refrigerate overnight to ferment. This is how it looks after proofing.
The next morning, season the ground meat with Sichuan pepper powder, Chinese five-spice powder, light soy sauce, and oyster sauce. I also added minced onion, grated carrot, and chopped scallions. Spoon the meat mixture little by little into the ring-shaped dough, then crack an egg into the center.
Sprinkle some salt-and-pepper seasoning on top for extra flavor.
Cover and pan-fry over low heat until the egg sets, then add half a bowl of water to the pan and continue cooking. Flip once the egg is fully set. The whole process takes about 15 minutes.
Serve hot and enjoy!