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Straight from the Streets of Tokyo this classic sandwich amazed me the first and every time I ate one. Smooth and zesty on soft, crustless white bread it never fails to please. The filling has just a hint of finely diced egg white.
I had always heard the convenience stores in Japan were awesome and that just about covers it. Most anything you'd need from sandwiches to coffee drinks to booze and usually even some quick fried items.
Slip your bills into the cash slot or tap your card on the terminal and viola! Touch free!
Enough for about 2-3 sandwiches
4 slices soft white bread
4 hard-boiled eggs
6 level tablespoons kewpie mayonnaise (or get from your local Asian store or Amazon)
salt and pepper, to taste
Use 11-15 method to boil and peel eggs. Cut the hard-boiled eggs in quarters and place in a food processor.
While eggs are boiling, cut the crusts off four slices of bread.
Add the mayo to the eggs in food processor, and a little bit of salt. Puree for a few seconds. Add more salt and pepper to taste as necessary. You won't be processing it for too long—just enough for the egg salad to look smooth and unified. I like to leave small chunks of the whites so if you prefer this consider just using a fork to mash the eggs and whites first.
Spread over one slice of bread, so that there's a thick layer. Top with the other slice and cut in half, gently, with a sharp knife. There will be leftover egg salad; set it aside, refrigerate, and use within a few days.
Adopted from a Food 52 Recipe
Urban Cowgill
April 2023