Le Stanze Bistrot Cafe – If you are searching for a light, crispy, and charmingly simple biscuit that can bring joy to your afternoon tea or coffee moments, look no further than Tamago Boro istraditional Japanese-style egg biscuits. These small, melt-in-the-mouth treats are easy to prepare, require minimal ingredients, and can be customized for fun creative variations. At Le Stanze Bistrot Cafe, we proudly present our special Tamago Boro recipe that will surely become your new favorite snack to share with friends and family.
Tamago Boro biscuits are beloved for their delicate texture and subtly sweet flavor. The key to their softness lies in using cornstarch (maizena) alongside egg yolks and sweetened condensed milk. Margarine adds a gentle richness, while vanilla powder enhances the aroma. For added fun and creativity, you can incorporate crushed Oreo cookies, chia seeds, black sesame, or even chocolate chips as toppings or mix-ins.
Below is a detailed recipe table for making these egg biscuits, allowing you to recreate the magic from the comfort of your kitchen.
Ingredients | Quantity | Notes |
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Egg yolk | 1 | Use fresh egg yolk |
Sweetened Condensed Milk (SKM) | 5–6 tablespoons | Adjust sweetness to taste |
Margarine | 1 tablespoon | Softened, for smooth mixing |
Cornstarch (Maizena) | 9 tablespoons | Gives the biscuit its characteristic texture |
Vanilla powder | 1/4 teaspoon | Enhances aroma |
Crushed Oreo powder | 1 teaspoon | Optional, for chocolate flavor variation |
Basil seeds / Black sesame | As needed | For decoration (eyes) |
Chocolate chips | As needed | For decoration (ears or accents) |
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Step | Procedure |
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1 | Combine the egg yolk, sweetened condensed milk, and margarine in a bowl. Mix until smooth. |
2 | Gradually add the cornstarch and vanilla powder into the wet mixture. Stir until the dough forms and can be shaped into balls. |
3 | For creative variations, separate a small portion of the dough and mix in the crushed Oreo powder. Leave the rest plain for the original flavor. |
4 | Shape the dough into small, round balls to form the faces of “Fat Sheep” cookies or simple egg biscuits. |
5 | Decorate each biscuit by placing basil seeds or black sesame as eyes, add a small amount of Oreo dough on top to create “hair” texture by pressing gently with a bamboo stick, and use chocolate chips as ears or accents. |
6 | Bake in a preheated oven at a low temperature (about 110°C / 230°F) for approximately 20 minutes, or bake on a low flame using a non-stick pan until the bottom turns golden brown. |
7 | Once baked, let the biscuits cool before serving. They should be crisp on the outside yet tender inside. |
At Le Stanze Bistrot Cafe, we love experimenting with simple recipes to make them more fun and visually appealing. The “Fat Sheep” cookies are a cute twist on traditional Tamago Boro, with charming faces crafted using different toppings. You can also try adding other crushed cookies or nuts to the dough for unique flavor combinations. These little biscuits are perfect for sharing at gatherings, gifting, or simply enjoying with a cup of tea.
This recipe stands out because of its simplicity and versatility. The minimal ingredients list means you don’t need fancy supplies or complicated techniques. Plus, it only takes around 30 minutes from start to finish — making it an ideal quick baking project for all ages.
Moreover, Tamago Boro biscuits are light, gluten-free if you use pure cornstarch, and satisfy your sweet tooth without being overpowering. Their delicate texture is unlike any other biscuit and pairs perfectly with hot beverages or just as a quick snack.
We invite you to try this charming Tamago Boro recipe at home, whether you’re an experienced baker or a curious beginner. Bringing this recipe from Le Stanze Bistrot Cafe to your kitchen will fill your home with a delightful aroma and bring smiles to those who taste these delightful biscuits.
Give yourself the gift of simple happiness today by baking these crispy, sweet egg biscuits. Let the creativity flow with your toppings and decorations, and share the joy with friends and family. Baking has never been this easy or enjoyable!
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