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Recipes - Egg Foo Yung Omelette Zoned Out

Recipe Name

Egg Foo Yung Omelette, Zoned Out

Submitted by Doll
Recipe Description Looking for a different way to enjoy omelettes, with lots of veggies.
Quantity 2 Quantity Unit Servings  
Prep Time (minutes) 15 Cook Time (minutes) 15 Ready In (minutes) 30
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Ingredients
Amt. Measure Ingredient
5
largeeggs
2
tablespoonssoy sauce (low sodium)
1
2/3
tablespoonTapioca flour
2
cupsMung bean sprouts, raw
2
cups, wholeMushrooms
2
cups, choppedOnion, chopped
0.5
cubesvegetable bouillon
0.5
tablespoonsTapioca flour
0.5
cups (8 fl oz)water (cold)
Steps
Sequence Step
1In a medium size bowl first wisk up soy sauce and tapioca flour, then add eggs,wisk well. In a cast iron skillet with red palm oil on mid-low heat saute onions until they start to brown alittle, add mushrooms and cook for 1 min, add sprouts evenly over mushrooms and onions. Pour egg mixture over veggies in cast iron skillet and cover until it sets.
2Oriental Sauce- On low heat in small sauce pan disolve bouillon cube in water, stir until completely disolved. Then prep .50 TBLS tapioca flour with a bit more cold water and add it to bouillon mixture until sauce thickens.
3If needed you can set cast iron skillet for a minute under the broiler to finish setting the top of omelette. The omelette is pie like when finished and is easily cut and removed for serving with oriental sauce. You can add a few rice noodles on top for some crunch. Some shrimp in the oriental sauce is sometimes nice to.






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