Caviar Omelette
1.
The roe is cleaned, washed, and drained
2.
Beat the eggs, remove the heads and tails of the spring onions, wash and chop finely
3.
Use a larger basin to pick up the eggs, add the chopped green onions, add a little salt, chicken powder, and five-spice powder and mix well
4.
Heat oil in a pan, sauté the shallots first
5.
Pour in the roe, add a little salt, and stir-fry on high heat
6.
Stir fry until the roe is golden brown, shovel up
7.
Pour into the egg liquid, stir evenly with chopsticks
8.
Pour the oil into the hot pan again, pour the mixed egg mixture, keep it on medium heat and fry slowly, lift the pan with your hands and gently shake it back and forth until the eggs are browned
9.
Flip the other side in the same way, shovel it slightly golden yellow, let it cool for a while, cut into pieces and put it in a pot
Tips:
The ratio of egg to roe of 5:2 is more suitable, and the shape and taste of the fried fish are good. You can also use carp or other fish roe. The eggs I use are relatively small, and 4 ordinary eggs are enough.