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An upgrade to the classic tomato and egg stir-fry, incorporating broccoli, baby corn, and wood ear mushrooms for a colorful and texture-rich dish. The sweet and tangy sauce perfectly coats the fluffy eggs and crisp vegetables. Simple to prepare, nutritionally balanced, and pairs perfectly with rice.
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1. Wash and cut the ingredients, beat the eggs, and prepare the starch slurry. → 2. Heat oil over high heat and stir-fry the beaten eggs until slightly browned and fragrant, then set aside. → 3. Sauté garlic slices and tomato chunks over medium heat, add water, baby corn, and broccoli, then cover and steam for 2 minutes. → 4. Open the lid, add wood ear mushrooms, salt, rock sugar, and ketchup to season. → 5. Return the eggs to the pan, stir to coat with the sauce, drizzle in the starch slurry, stir-fry over high heat, and serve.
1. Wash and cut the ingredients, beat the eggs, and prepare the starch slurry. → 2. Heat oil over high heat and stir-fry the beaten eggs until slightly browned and fragrant, then set aside. → 3. Sauté garlic slices and tomato chunks over medium heat, add water, baby corn, and broccoli, then cover and steam for 2 minutes. → 4. Open the lid, add wood ear mushrooms, salt, rock sugar, and ketchup to season. → 5. Return the eggs to the pan, stir to coat with the sauce, drizzle in the starch slurry, stir-fry over high heat, and serve.
An upgrade to the classic tomato and egg stir-fry, incorporating broccoli, baby corn, and wood ear mushrooms for a colorful and texture-rich dish. The sweet and tangy sauce perfectly coats the fluffy eggs and crisp vegetables. Simple to prepare, nutritionally balanced, and pairs perfectly with rice.
Remove the stem of the tomato and cut into chunks (cut half into 6 pieces, totaling 12 small pieces per tomato).
Slice the baby corn diagonally in half and set aside.
Cut the broccoli into appropriate florets, trimming any woody stems; cut larger wood ear mushrooms in half.
Slice the garlic; crack the 4 eggs into a bowl and whisk briefly for about 10 seconds.
Heat the pan over high heat for 10-15 seconds, add 2 tablespoons of oil and heat for 5 seconds, pour in the egg mixture, and stir-fry over high heat until slightly browned and fragrant, then set aside.
💡 Wood ear mushrooms can be substituted with shiitake or shimeji mushrooms based on preference.
🍳 When stir-frying the eggs, don't aim for a scrambled egg texture; keeping the heat high to lightly brown the eggs will release a richer egg aroma.
⚠️ If you prefer not to use potato starch or cornstarch for thickening, you can add a little bit of okra during cooking for natural thickness, or simply skip the thickening step.
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