Hibiscus Scrambled Eggs

Hibiscus Scrambled Eggs

by Yu Mo Ying Lan Terrace

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

Many years ago, I ate scrambled eggs with jasmine flowers in a Yunnan restaurant in Beijing, and I can't remember the faint fragrance.
Today, I went to the supermarket and saw a small box selling hibiscus flowers. The price is not expensive, and it is beautiful and delicious, so I bought it and made it.
Hibiscus flower can be eaten as a vegetable. It has the effects of clearing heat and dampness, cooling blood and detoxification, moisturizing the lungs and relieving cough.
Mugunghwa is the national flower of South Korea, also known as the infinite flower. It is a symbol of endless and vigorous life! "

Ingredients

Hibiscus Scrambled Eggs

1. Cleaning hibiscus

Hibiscus Scrambled Eggs recipe

2. The ingredients are very simple, beautiful flower buds, eggs, salt;

Hibiscus Scrambled Eggs recipe

3. Remove the flower pedicles and wash them for later use;

Hibiscus Scrambled Eggs recipe

4. Beat 4 eggs, the grass eggs I used;

Hibiscus Scrambled Eggs recipe

5. Add a moderate amount of salt;

Hibiscus Scrambled Eggs recipe

6. Stir evenly;

Hibiscus Scrambled Eggs recipe

7. After the cooking oil is hot, the flower buds covered with egg liquid are laid;

Hibiscus Scrambled Eggs recipe

8. Stir it and fry it until it is cooked; you can also use a low fire to fry into a cake, which is a bit like a sea oyster frying.

Hibiscus Scrambled Eggs recipe

9. Leave two beautiful hibiscus flowers-put on the plate.

Hibiscus Scrambled Eggs recipe

Tips:

Super simple, no tricks!

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