Cooking Instructions
- 1
Hard boiled egg, then set aside
- 2
Saute ginger and shallot until fragrant then drop in beansprout. Simmer a while dont overcook the beansprout, so that it is crunchy.
- 3
Place in a plate then cut egg into wedges and arrange. Serve
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