Scrambled Eggs with Broad Beans
1.
Prepare the eggs, beat them up and add a spoonful of water to mix well, so that the scrambled eggs are more tender.
2.
To prepare the broad bean petals, I want to make a special note here. Every spring, my mother will peel off some broad bean petals before the broad beans are dry, blanch them and freeze them. It is very convenient to eat and take at any time. If you don't have this kind of watercress, you can soak dried broad beans and remove the skin.
3.
Preheat the wok and pour the oil.
4.
Pour the egg liquid into the pan. When the oil temperature is just right, it is the most beautiful. When the egg is poured into the pan, the sides will solidify immediately, but it will not be mushy. I use Joyoung Light Luxury Pie Wok, a non-stick wok is easier to operate. If you use an ordinary wok, you need to burn the heat and oiliness of the wok well.
5.
Put the broad beans into the pot.
6.
Stir-fry well, season with salt, and serve.
7.
A super simple but super nutritious dish. Regarding when to add salt to scrambled eggs, my experience is that after the eggs are scrambled, add a little bit of salt and mix them well. If the salt is put in the egg liquid, the scrambled eggs will not taste good.
8.
Very delicious little stir-fry, I really want to eat it when I look at it.