Quick and easy recipes are the best!When you can’t cook elaborate meals after work (o^^o) #12dish

I didn't have enough vegetables for dinner, so I made this real quick with veggies in my fridge.Steaming with the sake before adding the egg is the key to making this quick and delicious! Recipe by Ori-vu

We got some seasonal sweet onions and snow peas so I made this dish, which is a seasonal favorite in our family.Make the snow peas come out really bright green by paying extra care to how you blanch them. Be sure not to stir fry the vegetables for too long. You want to keep their crispy texture for maximum flavor.Have all of the ingredients ready, and cook them quickly. The creamy, smooth sauce will coat everything, so there's no need to simmer anything. Recipe by rie-tin

This dish is the definition of a successful combination. If you try each ingredient separately, you'll think they're nice but okay. However, when you try them all together in this dish, you'll say, 'What a brunch I had!' 🍳👨🏻‍🍳

I love having this as a simple dinner for one on the evenings my hubby's at work. I don't have to worry about a big "dinner production" and it's just enough to fill me up without weighing me down. Lol.

This is a wonderful way to make scrambled eggs that incorporates the Chinese cuisine method of eggs gradually being dropped in a hot liquid. It was published by Kenji López-Alt in The New York Times. It makes creamy, sumptuous scrambled eggs. Whenever I have heavy cream in the fridge, this is the way I make eggs.#breakfast #American

Pork belly and garlic chives are a standard stir-fried Chinese dish. But, it's easy to go overboard with the salt in Chinese food, so I made a lighter-tasting Japanese version.First of all, to make fluffy eggs, beat them gently and fry in a generous amount of oil. Second, if there is excess oil from browning the meat, the light taste if the seasonings won't take, so please adjust accordingly. Recipe by mafuryu

I wanted to make an inexpensive yet easy and hearty dish.Don't let too much moisture evaporate while cooking. Thicken the sauce at the end.In Step 2, mix the oil and egg together rapidly using a scooping motion to make the egg soft and fluffy.Don't over-cook the egg once it's added to the pan. For 3 to 4 servings. Recipe by Nyakun

I once bought a maitake mushroom salad at a department store. It had lots of vegetables including cabbage, bean sprouts, carrots, Chinese chives, scrambled eggs, some boiled pork and maitake... It was seasoned simply with chicken stock and salt.I tried to recreate the dish using convenient ingredients and seasoning the way my family likes while keeping the maitake mushrooms.This is a mildly flavored salad.* Squeeze out the moisture from the cabbage well. (The volume will reduce to less than half the original amount after microwaving.)* I used Chinese soup stock. You can substitute with chicken stock if you wish.* Adjust the seasoning according to the amount of cabbage.* You can also make scrambled eggs by microwaving. Recipe by moj

I love eggs and I was making scrambled eggs on day and I thought that I should spice it up a little so I decided to take a really simple and easy recipe add in some onion for flavour tomato for the vitamins and spinach for the iron but of course I already liked all of these ingredients (but who doesn't?) and then I ended up love love loving it so I decided to share it with you so thanks so much for seeing my recipe I have a few others and more coming so if you are interested then please like this recipe and click that button and follow me to see all of my future meal snack and beverage ideas :)

Also great as an omelete!