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This Minced Pork and Green Bean Omelet is a classic and popular home-cooked dish. It perfectly combines crunchy green beans, tender marinated minced pork, and savory eggs, slow-cooked until both sides are golden brown and crispy on the outside while remaining tender on the inside. It is packed with nutrients and incredibly satisfying with rice.
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Wash and dice the green beans; dice the lean pork and marinate with seasonings, water, and oil. → Blanch the diced green beans in boiling salted water with a drop of oil for 1.5-2 minutes, then drain. Stir-fry the pork until cooked and combine with the green beans in a bowl. → Crack 4 eggs into the bowl, add salt, white pepper, and starch slurry, and whisk well. → Heat oil in a pan, pour in the egg mixture, and spread evenly. Cook over medium-low heat until both sides are golden brown. Slice and serve.
Wash and dice the green beans; dice the lean pork and marinate with seasonings, water, and oil. → Blanch the diced green beans in boiling salted water with a drop of oil for 1.5-2 minutes, then drain. Stir-fry the pork until cooked and combine with the green beans in a bowl. → Crack 4 eggs into the bowl, add salt, white pepper, and starch slurry, and whisk well. → Heat oil in a pan, pour in the egg mixture, and spread evenly. Cook over medium-low heat until both sides are golden brown. Slice and serve.
This Minced Pork and Green Bean Omelet is a classic and popular home-cooked dish. It perfectly combines crunchy green beans, tender marinated minced pork, and savory eggs, slow-cooked until both sides are golden brown and crispy on the outside while remaining tender on the inside. It is packed with nutrients and incredibly satisfying with rice.
Thoroughly wash the green beans, soak them in a basin, and rinse under running water for about 10 minutes to effectively remove pesticide residues.
Slice the piece of lean pork, then cut into strips, and finally dice into small cubes.
Place the pork cubes in a bowl, add oyster sauce, salt, chicken powder, white pepper, cooking wine, cornstarch, and some water. Massage until the meat fully absorbs the liquid, then add a splash of oil to seal in the moisture and let it marinate.
Trim the ends of the rinsed and dried green beans, then chop them into uniform small pieces.
Bring a pot of water to a boil, adding salt and a little oil. Add the diced beans, blanch on high heat for 1.5 to 2 minutes, then drain well in a colander.
💡 Adding a little salt and oil when blanching green beans helps lock in moisture and maintain their vibrant green color.
💡 When marinating the minced pork, adding a small amount of water helps the meat absorb moisture, keeping it tender and juicy during cooking.
💡 Adding a bit of starch slurry (potato starch water) to the egg mixture helps retain moisture, resulting in a silkier omelet texture.
⚠️ Do not use high heat when frying the omelet; otherwise, the exterior may burn before the internal beans and pork are fully cooked. Always use medium-low heat for even cooking.
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