[breakfast at My House] Tomato and Egg Noodles
1.
Wash the tomatoes and slice them.
2.
Wash the green onions and cut into inch sections.
3.
Wash the eggs and set aside. One person eats one egg a day, up to two, 3-4 times a week.
4.
Wash the pot, add an appropriate amount of water to a boil. Just put the water needed for two bowls of noodles for two people. You can add a few peppers and a few slices of ginger in this step.
5.
While boiling the water, set up a non-stick pan, wash and boil dry, pour in an appropriate amount of peanut oil, heat up and beat in an egg, and fry one side first. Olive oil, corn oil, lard, etc. can also be used. Soybean oil or rapeseed oil is not recommended, because the raw materials of the oil have a strong taste and will mask the fragrance of the ingredients.
6.
Turn it over and fry the other side until golden brown.
7.
Put the fried eggs in a pot of boiling water. Leave the bottom oil on the nonstick pan.
8.
Put the chopped tomatoes in a non-stick pan and fry for a while, then pour them into a pan with boiling water.
9.
After boiling, boil for a while to get the juice of tomatoes.
10.
Add a small bowl of cold water to the boiling pot, and add an appropriate amount of dried noodles. Generally, the amount for a person is the thickness of the thumb, and if you have a big appetite, you can increase the amount appropriately. The purpose of adding cold water is to cook the noodles without muddy soup.
11.
After the dried noodles are moistened, stir them quickly with chopsticks.
12.
After the noodles have been boiled, add the green onions and blanch them, then add a little salt and a little chicken essence. It is not necessary to put chicken essence.
13.
Pour out the noodles, pour the soup on top and eat it.
14.
Finished product. The noodles absorb the rich flavor of tomatoes, are soft and smooth, and are easy to digest and absorb.