Appetizers Recipes - Egg Foo Yung
Recipe
Ingredients
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6 dried Chinese mushrooms
soaked
for 20 minutes in
warm water
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50g/1/4 cup beansprouts
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6 drained canned water
chestnuts, finely chopped
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50g/2oz baby spinach
leaves, washed
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45ml/3 tbsp vegetable oil
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50g/2oz
lean roast pork,
cut into strips
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3 eggs
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2.5ml/1/2 tsp sugar
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5m/1 tsp
rice wine or dry sherry
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salt and ground
black pepper
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fresh coriander (cilantro) sprigs,
to garnish
Serves 4
Method:
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Drain
the mushrooms. Cut off and discard the stems; slice the caps finely
and mix with the bean sprouts, water chestnuts and
spinach leaves.
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Heat
15ml/1 tbsp oil in a large heavy frying pan. Add the pork and
vegetables and toss over the heat for 1 minute.
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Beat the eggs in a
bowl. Add the strips of roast pork and the vegetables and mix well.
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Wipe the frying pan and heat the remaining oil. Pour in the egg
mixture and tilt the pan so that it covers the base. When the omelet has set on the underside, sprinkle the top with salt,
pepper and sugar.
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Invert a plate over the pan, turn both the pan and the plate over, and
slide the omelet back into the pan to cook on the other side.
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Cut the omelet into wedges, drizzle with rice wine or dry sherry
and serve immediately, garnished with the sprigs of coriander.
Note: Hearty
and full
of flavor. this can be cooked either as one large omelet or as
individual omelets. Either way, it is a clever way of using up
leftover roast pork.