Pan-fried Furong Egg
Eggs 4 | Barbecued Pork 30g |
Spring Bamboo Shoots 100 grams | Shiitake mushrooms 2 flowers |
Green onions 1 root | Salt 1 tablespoon |
Sesame Sesame Oil A small amount | Chicken Essence A small amount |
White pepper A small amount |
Step 1
Cut the barbecued pork, bamboo shoots, mushrooms, and green onions into strips. Except for the mushrooms, which are difficult to cut, the otherCut the rest into shreds as much as possibleStep 2
Blanch the bamboo shoots, barbecued pork and shiitake mushrooms in water in turn, drain and set aside.Step 3
Beat the eggs into the egg liquid, add an appropriate amount of salt, a small amount of chicken essence, and white pepper. Add the barbecued pork, bamboo shoots, mushrooms, and green onions into the egg liquid, then add one or two drops of sesame oil, and stir evenly.Step 4
Heat a pan, add 1 tablespoon of vegetable oil, pour half of the egg liquid (together with the ingredients) into the pan, stir-fry over medium heat, just like scrambled eggs, until the egg liquid solidifies, don't make it too dry.Step 5
Remove the above scrambled eggs and add the remaining half of the egg liquid, stir evenlyStep 6
Heat the oil in the pan, pour in all the egg mixture, spread it flat, and fry over low heat. When the edges of the omelette are solidified, turn over and continue to fry the other side over low heat.Step 7
Once both sides are fried, take it out of the pan. Well, actually, part of it was fried before, and this one looks really bad. However, it would be much better if this big round cake was cut into small pieces. Cooking tips for pan-fried fuyong eggs