Asparagus Thick Egg Braised
1.
Beat the eggs.
2.
Add salt, sugar, cooking wine, and water, stir well, and filter once.
3.
Pour a little oil in the pan, shake it until the bottom of the pan is covered with oil, and pour a little egg liquid.
4.
Spread the egg liquid thinly on the bottom of the pan and heat it over low heat until it is half-solidified.
5.
Use the spatula provided in the frying pan to gently scoop up the edges and roll up from top to bottom.
6.
Continue to pour a portion of the egg liquid, and roll up the egg rolls from bottom to top.
7.
Pour a part of the egg liquid and roll it up from bottom to top.
8.
This is repeated until the egg liquid is used up and the egg roll is formed and filled out.
9.
Pour a little oil in the pan, add the asparagus, sprinkle a little salt, and fry until the surface is crisp and green. Finally, put the asparagus on the thick omelet and squeeze the tomato sauce.
Tips:
1. Originally, the mirin was put in the egg. It is a Japanese-style sauce. If there is no one, use cooking wine instead.
2. For the container for pouring egg liquid, it is best to use a sharp-mouthed measuring cup, so that each time you pour, the egg liquid will not flow down the edge.
3. Some vegetables or sausages can be added to the egg mixture, which tastes better.
4. The pot used is a frying pan for Xuechu Hyun Egg Roll.