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Chinese Stir-Fried Tomatoes with Eggs
A popular Chinese home-style dish combining soft, saucy tomatoes with tender scrambled eggs. It is finished with fresh diced tomato and green onion, then served over rice.
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Ingredients
- eggs (Whisk the eggs with salt; some are scrambled first and the remaining raw egg is added later to thicken the sauce.)
- salt (Some is used with the eggs and some to season the tomatoes.)
- cooking oil (Use a generous amount for the eggs, reserving a little for later.)
- tomatoes (Cut the majority into wedges and leave one tomato to cut into small dice.)
- garlic (Stir-fry before adding the tomato wedges.)
- ketchup (Used to season the tomato mixture.)
- sugar (Used to season the tomato mixture.)
- soy sauce (Use a little to season the tomato mixture.)
- water (Added while the tomatoes soften and break down.)
- green onions (For garnish.)
- cooked rice (Serve the finished tomato-and-egg dish over rice.)
Steps
- 1
Whisk the eggs with some salt.
- 2
Cut most of the tomatoes into wedges. Cut one tomato into small dice and reserve the diced pieces for the finishing stage, so they retain extra texture and freshness.
- 3
Heat a generous amount of cooking oil in a pan, reserving a little oil for later. Add the whisked eggs and scramble them until they are about 90% set.
- 4
Remove the partially set scrambled eggs from the pan and set them aside.
- 5
Add the reserved oil to the pan, then stir-fry the garlic.
- 6
Add the tomato wedges to the pan.
- 7
Season the tomato wedges with ketchup, salt, sugar, and a little soy sauce.
- 8
Add water and cook the tomatoes until they soften and begin to break down.
- 9
Return the partially scrambled eggs to the pan and add the diced tomatoes.
- 10
Taste the dish and adjust the seasoning as needed.
- 11
Pour in the remaining raw egg. Cook it into the tomato mixture to help thicken the sauce.
- 12
Garnish with green onions and serve over rice.
Notes
The source does not provide ingredient quantities, cooking temperatures, or exact cooking times. It specifies using a generous amount of oil for the initial egg cooking and reserving some for later. The amount of egg held back for thickening is also not specified.
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