A Simple Home-cooked Version of Traditional Cantonese Dishes-pearl Pumpkin, Sweet and Refreshing

A Simple Home-cooked Version of Traditional Cantonese Dishes-pearl Pumpkin, Sweet and Refreshing

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Difficulty

Normal

Time

10m

Serving

3

The simple home-cooked version of the traditional Cantonese cuisine-pearl pumpkin, sweet and soft, is a favorite for the elderly and children.

Ingredients

A Simple Home-cooked Version of Traditional Cantonese Dishes-pearl Pumpkin, Sweet and Refreshing

1. Cut the red bell pepper into pieces, wash a small half pumpkin, peeled and cut into pieces, and some quail eggs.

A Simple Home-cooked Version of Traditional Cantonese Dishes-pearl Pumpkin, Sweet and Refreshing recipe

2. Boil water in a pot. After the water is boiled, pour in the pumpkin and cook for a while, then pour in the quail eggs and cook for a while, and remove it after cooking.

A Simple Home-cooked Version of Traditional Cantonese Dishes-pearl Pumpkin, Sweet and Refreshing recipe

3. Put an appropriate amount of oil in the pan, pour quail eggs and pumpkin and stir fry.

A Simple Home-cooked Version of Traditional Cantonese Dishes-pearl Pumpkin, Sweet and Refreshing recipe

4. Then pour in the red sweet pepper and stir fry together.

A Simple Home-cooked Version of Traditional Cantonese Dishes-pearl Pumpkin, Sweet and Refreshing recipe

5. Add salt, chicken essence, and seasoning.

A Simple Home-cooked Version of Traditional Cantonese Dishes-pearl Pumpkin, Sweet and Refreshing recipe

6. Finally, add an appropriate amount of starch water to thicken, stir fry for a few times and it will be out of the pot.

A Simple Home-cooked Version of Traditional Cantonese Dishes-pearl Pumpkin, Sweet and Refreshing recipe

7. The pumpkin is sweet and dense, and the quail eggs are also covered with pumpkin soup, which is very suitable for the elderly and children to eat.

A Simple Home-cooked Version of Traditional Cantonese Dishes-pearl Pumpkin, Sweet and Refreshing recipe

Tips:

Quail eggs can be raw or cooked. If they are raw, boil the quail eggs in advance and remove their shells. When the pumpkin is cooked, try to cook the eggs as much as possible, and the frying time can be shortened in the later stage; it can also be in the process of frying. Add a small amount of water and simmer for a while. In short, the pumpkin must be well-ripe.

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