Very delicious and healthy. yum :-)

If you never try fateera in ur kitchen.. U really have to

I wanted to use ingredients in the fridge to make something quickly.The key is to fry the eggs quickly in Step 2 so that they turn out fluffy.In Step 3, add komatsuna and stir quickly so that the garlic doesn't burn.Adjust the amount of salt because the oyster sauce and chicken stock may be salted already. For 4 servings. Recipe by kiki05

If you are vegan substitute the boiled eggs to any veggie that you like, or tofu. If you do eat meat then u can use chicken instead the eggs. I made this dish for weight loss purposes, i lost 8kg in 1 month with similar dishes. i didnt use salt at all in this dish

This is a typical sauce from my hometown and I felt like sharing it. It can be eaten alone, with pasta, chicken legs or desalted codfish.

I don't really have to story for this sauce, i kind of thought of making it out craving for shrimps

I love thick "an" sauce, so I tried it with chives and egg. I didn't use soy sauce or oyster sauce. It's a salt-base "an" sauce.Fluffy scrambled eggs gently tossed with thick chive sauce is visually appealing. Be sure to turn off the heat before adding the katakuriko. This is delicious served over rice. Since it's lightly seasoned, feel free to adjust the ingredients to taste. Recipe by Hikachuu

I learned this while I was abroad. This is an easy version that's light on the oil. It's a simple and delicious all-purpose sauce with no frills!Be sure not to burn the garlic when cooking it. You can make various versions by adding meat, vegetables, white sauce, sour cream, curry powder, etc. If you want to have a thicker sauce, you can add some katakuriko potato starch to adjust the thickness. Recipe by mini

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