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Chaoshan Traditional Oyster Omelette

groups4 servingsspeedMediumcountertopsPrep: 10 minsskilletCook: 15 minsscheduleTotal: 25 minsoutdoor_grillPan-fried
Allergens:warningFishwarningShellfishwarningEggs

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7 Steps Total
01
Preparation
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  • Wash and chop scallions into small pieces
  • Prepare 500g of washed and drained oysters
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Watch out

Chop scallions finely and evenly, otherwise they will be unevenly distributed and affect the texture.

Ingredients:scallion (30 g)small oysters (500 g)
Tools:kitchen knifecutting board
02
Preparation
00:00:25
warningStay safe

Wash hands thoroughly after handling raw seafood to prevent cross-contamination.

  • Put washed oysters into a bowl
  • Add chopped scallions
  • Crack 2 eggs into the bowl
  • Mix oysters, scallions, and eggs evenly with chopsticks
  • Add a small amount of salt for seasoning
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Eggs and oysters must be mixed thoroughly, otherwise the cooked omelette will have uneven saltiness.

Ingredients:small oystersscallionEgg (2 piece)Salt (2 g)
Tools:mixing bowlchopsticks
03
Preparation
00:00:40
  • Add 100g lotus root starch gradually while stirring
  • Ensure the batter is not too runny, mix until smooth and thick
  • Let it rest aside
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Do not add too much water to make the batter too thin, otherwise it cannot form properly and will break apart.

Ingredients:lotus root starch (100 g)
Tools:chopsticks
04
Preparation
00:01:02
  • Add 100g lotus root starch into another bowl
  • Add some water and mix well
  • Add chopped scallions and a little salt, mix evenly
  • Set aside for later use
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Add water gradually into the lotus root starch to avoid forming hard lumps.

Ingredients:lotus root starch (100 g)water (150 ml)scallionSalt (1 g)
Tools:mixing bowlchopsticks
05
Active Cooking
00:01:25
warningStay safe

Hot oil may splatter when ingredients are added, operate carefully and stand slightly sideways.

  • Heat the wok and add 30g of lard until hot
  • Pour in the first oyster mixture
  • Keep heat medium-low, gently spread with a spatula
  • Fry until the surface turns golden and set, and the edges are slightly crispy, then ready to remove
local_fire_departmentmedium-low heat, about 3 to 4 minutes
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The oil must be hot enough before adding the batter, otherwise it will stick to the bottom and break when flipping.

Ingredients:Lard (30 g)
Tools:spatulawok
06
Active Cooking
00:02:01
  • Stir the prepared batter and pour into the hot oiled wok
  • Pour drained oysters on top
  • Crack eggs over the oysters
  • Cook briefly to preserve the sweet and fresh taste of oysters, remove when cooked
local_fire_departmentmedium heat, about 3 minutes
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Do not fry oysters for too long, otherwise the meat will become tough and lose its sweet taste.

Ingredients:small oystersEgg (2 piece)
Tools:spatulawok
07
Preparation
00:02:36
  • Pour 30ml fish sauce into a small dish
  • Add a pinch of white pepper powder
  • Mix well with chopsticks to use as a dipping sauce
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Fish sauce is naturally salty, do not add extra salt or it will become too salty.

Ingredients:fish sauce (30 ml)white pepper powder (2 g)
Tools:small dishchopsticks

groceryAll Ingredients

scallion30 g
small oysters500 g
Egg4 piece
Salt5 g
lotus root starch200 g
water150 ml
Lard30 g
cilantro10 g
fish sauce30 ml
white pepper powder2 g

blenderAll Tools Needed

kitchen knifecutting boardmixing bowlchopsticksspatulawoksmall dish