Fried Bitter Gourd with Ostrich Eggs
1.
The ostrich eggs are very big, one weighs about 3 catties, and they must be eaten as soon as possible when opened, so I made this homemade dish again. Take 2 tablespoons of egg liquid for later use. This time the egg liquid was not stirred evenly. The egg whites poured out were too much and the color was a little white. Soak the bitter gourd in light salt water for a few minutes. Use a soft brush to repeatedly scrub the surface, and then clean it for later use.
2.
Wash the bitter gourd, cut open to remove the flesh, and cut into strips.
3.
Add appropriate amount of water to the pot, drop a few drops of cooking oil, add a teaspoon of salt, and boil the bitter gourd strips. The purpose of adding oil and salt is to keep the bitter gourd bright green.
4.
The blanched bitter gourd is taken out of cold water to cool down and control the moisture. Add less water to the ostrich egg liquid and stir evenly.
5.
Add the right amount of oil to the wok, add the ostrich egg mixture and fry until it is cooked. You can see that almost all the egg whites are white.
6.
The fried ostrich eggs are pushed aside, and the remaining oil is used to saute the five-spice powder and chopped green onion. The fried ostrich eggs can be taken out. I am more lazy to cook directly.
7.
After adding the bitter gourd and stir-fry, finally the bitter gourd and the ostrich egg are combined and stir-fried evenly. Add salt and mushroom powder to taste.
8.
Take out the pan and serve.