Steamed egg with soy sauce
Introduction:
"Steamed egg is a home-made dish for all ages. It is said that eating steamed eggs has the effect of beauty, ha ha_ ∩)O”
Production steps:
Step 1: beat the eggs into a bowl, add salt and chicken essence, and stir well.
Step 2: add appropriate amount of warm water, add water while stirring, egg water ratio 1:2
Step 3: seal the plastic wrap, add water to the steamer, bring to a boil, and put the eggs into the steamer.
Step 4: cover and steam for about 8 minutes.
Step 5: cut the ham, green onion and red pepper.
Step 6: when the water egg solidifies, sprinkle the ham and red pepper on it and steam for a while.
Step 7: out of the pot, sprinkle with scallions
Step 8: if you like Laoganma Douchi, you can add some on it.
Materials required:
Eggs: 2
Ham: moderate
Water: moderate
Shallot: 5g
Red pepper: 5g
Salt: right amount
Chicken powder: right amount
Lao Ganma: right amount
Note: steamed egg is the most delicate, so the ratio of egg and water (egg water ratio is generally 1:2), heat and time are very important. Too much water will lead to the separation of water and eggs; too long steaming time will make the eggs honeycomb and difficult to enter.
Production difficulty: simple
Process: steaming
Production time: 10 minutes
Taste: light
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