Rose-scented Eggs
How to make rose-scented eggs (with pictures and 11 steps). It's the perfect season in the garden now, and the edible roses are already in bloom! ヾ(●´∇`●)ノ Wow~

Method
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Step 1
It's the perfect season in the garden, and the edible roses are already in bloom! ヾ(●´∇`●)ノ Wow~

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Step 2
Roses have a very short blooming period, only 2 to 3 days. Even though it's hard to part with them, we have to pick them.

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Step 3
Wash the petals, chop them up and set aside. This time I had two roses and used 3 eggs, but the result wasn't as good as last time when I used two eggs. The omelet was a bit too thick.

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Step 4
I used a Maifan stone non-stick pan. I heated the pan and added some oil.

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Step 5
Beat the eggs, then add the chopped flower petals.

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Step 6
Even after mixing, it still looks beautiful, the colors are just too good! (◔◡◔)

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Step 7
When pouring in the egg mixture, I still used low heat because the Maifan stone pot has enough heat. Once the pot is preheated, even low heat will result in a very even distribution of the egg mixture. Gently shake the pot to make the egg mixture spread evenly and smoothly.

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Step 8
Keep the heat low throughout, gently shaking the pan until the pancake can slide freely and evenly in the pan without needing a spatula. Forgive me, I still don't have the skill to flip it by tossing the pan. ( ๑ ❛ᴗ❛ ๑ )

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Step 9
I flipped the omelet with a wooden spatula. Since the omelet was almost 89 cooked, after flipping it, I let it sit for about 10 20 to allow the egg mixture on the surface to dry slightly.

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Step 10
Plate it up! Remember to flip it over so the top is right too. Here comes the little mint! ✺◟(∗❛ัᴗ❛ั∗)◞✺

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Step 11
ヾ(≧O≦)〃Aww~(* ̄ 3  ̄)╭♡❀ Little flowers to shower you

Nutrition
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