Tumis Tomat Telur Ala Cina- Fancie Chao Tan/Xihongshi Chao Jidan 
Chinese-Style Stir-Fried Tomato and Egg - Fancie Chao Tan/Xihongshi Chao Jidan
Initially, I was eyeing Hong Kong fried rice for the challenge, but I was too lazy to shop, and it turned out many people were already making it 😀 I almost skipped it, but then I remembered I had bookmarked Mba Lala's recipe 😍 I've been curious for a while but hadn't had the chance to try it. After some Googling, I found a combination of recipes I liked at https://youtu.be/KfzaXEWMcCs. Finally, I made it, and it turned out great; everyone at home loved it 🙌 The original recipe didn't include garlic, but I added it for extra flavor.
Chinese-Style Stir-Fried Tomato and Egg - Fancie Chao Tan/Xihongshi Chao Jidan
Initially, I was eyeing Hong Kong fried rice for the challenge, but I was too lazy to shop, and it turned out many people were already making it 😀 I almost skipped it, but then I remembered I had bookmarked Mba Lala's recipe 😍 I've been curious for a while but hadn't had the chance to try it. After some Googling, I found a combination of recipes I liked at https://youtu.be/KfzaXEWMcCs. Finally, I made it, and it turned out great; everyone at home loved it 🙌 The original recipe didn't include garlic, but I added it for extra flavor.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Peel the tomatoes by briefly boiling them in hot water, draining, and then rinsing under running water. Chop the tomatoes.
- 2
Heat enough oil, stir-fry the tomatoes, followed by the garlic and some of the green onions.
- 3
Add the broth powder, sugar, salt, and ketchup. Stir well, then add water and let it boil. (The tomatoes should be soft)
- 4
Add the cornstarch slurry, stirring until thickened. Set aside the tomato stir-fry.
- 5
Heat more oil, fry the eggs. Let them sit until slightly firm, then scramble gently. (Don't let the eggs become too fine and dry)
- 6
Once the eggs can be scrambled, immediately add the tomato stir-fry and the remaining green onions. Mix well and taste (sweet-savory). Done! 😄
- 7
Top with chopped green onions. It's so good!
- 8
Serve with warm rice. Place the stir-fried tomato and egg evenly over the rice 😍
- 9
Also try this simpler Middle Eastern & Mediterranean-style stir-fried tomato and egg 👉 https://cookpad.wasmer.app/id/resep/5891543
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