Pea Point Egg Soup
1.
Pinch off the hard parts with the pea tips, wash and drain the water for later use.
2.
One egg, add half a spoon of water, a few drops of vinegar, and a third spoon of cooking wine, stir well and set aside. Wash the shallots and chopped green onions for later use. (Adding water and vinegar to the egg mixture can make the eggs more tender. Adding cooking wine can remove the egginess, but not more.)
3.
Heat the pan with cold oil. When the oil is hot, pour the egg liquid along the edge of the oil on medium heat, stir and stir with chopsticks. (Scrambled eggs should be slightly more oil, and the egg liquid must be poured in after the oil is hot, otherwise the eggs will not fragrant. Use chopsticks to stir well into small pieces.)
4.
Pour in the right amount of water and boil.
5.
Add the pea tips, turn off the heat after 5-10 seconds, add the chopped green onion, salt and sesame oil to the pan. (I personally feel that putting sesame oil is worse than putting lard fragrant, next time putting lard is more delicious.)
Tips:
Ps:
1. Adding water and vinegar to the pea-egg liquid can make the eggs more tender. Adding cooking wine can remove the eggy smell, but not more.
2. Scrambled eggs should have a little more oil, and the egg liquid must be poured in after the oil is hot, otherwise the eggs are not fragrant.
3. The pea tips are easy to cook, do not cook for a long time, personally feel that lard is more fragrant.