Scrambled Eggs with Pepper Sprouts

Scrambled Eggs with Pepper Sprouts

by Dance of wolf

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

2

I like spring not only because of the warmth and beauty of spring, but also because there are so many wild vegetables in spring, so many fresh leaves and sweet flowers can be used for food.

Several families in Tundong have planted some pepper trees outside the courtyard wall with brown-red and green leaves. Every time they pass by in the alley, they can’t help but pick some, so that the buds on the branches of the peppercorns are stalked. Bald tail chicken. Although I was very careful every time, I was always wheezing by the owner's dog, and being able to be kicked by the dog, in fact, this is also a lot of fun.


I like the fragrant fresh hemp of the pepper leaves and the refreshing taste. Last time I used the cold salad with pepper buds. It feels like I haven't eaten it, so I always aftertaste the refreshing taste.

Frying Chinese pepper sprouts with eggs is to eat the clear taste of Chinese pepper sprouts and to experience the coolness that flows through the heart like a mountain spring. "

Ingredients

Scrambled Eggs with Pepper Sprouts

1. Soak the prickly ash sprouts in clean water, please clean it immediately, and remove the water to control.

Scrambled Eggs with Pepper Sprouts recipe

2. Put the washed pepper sprouts in a small clean pot and knock into the eggs.

Scrambled Eggs with Pepper Sprouts recipe

3. Sprinkle an appropriate amount of refined salt.

Scrambled Eggs with Pepper Sprouts recipe

4. Use chopsticks to beat the eggs in one direction and beat them evenly.

Scrambled Eggs with Pepper Sprouts recipe

5. Pour a little vegetable oil into the pot, and pour the pepper bud egg liquid after the oil is hot.

Scrambled Eggs with Pepper Sprouts recipe

6. Fry on low heat, and stir-fry with a spatula after the egg liquid is slightly set.

Scrambled Eggs with Pepper Sprouts recipe

7. Stir fry until the egg cake is golden.

Scrambled Eggs with Pepper Sprouts recipe

Tips:

1. Zanthoxylum bungeanum leaves can be used in spring and summer. The spring buds are tender and thick and suitable for cold dressing. In summer, the leaves are harder and suitable for spreading cakes or mixed with flour to make pasta.

2. Due to its fresh numb taste and special aroma, the pepper leaves have the similar aroma and stomach, warming and dispelling cold, dehumidification and pain relief effects of pepper grains.

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