Teppanyaki Japanese Tofu
1.
Prepare the required ingredients.
2.
Beat the eggs and set aside.
3.
The starch is mixed with water to make water starch.
4.
Dice various side dishes.
5.
Pour oil in the pot and heat it up.
6.
Cut the Japanese tofu into small pieces and roll it in starch (I don’t know when I deleted the photo of cutting Japanese tofu).
7.
Heat the oil in the pot and add the starchy Japanese tofu.
8.
Take another pot and pour a small amount of oil to heat.
9.
Add chopped onion and saute until fragrant.
10.
Add the diced carrots and diced sausage and stir well.
11.
Add tomato sauce and stir fry.
12.
Pour in an appropriate amount of hot water, season with salt, and bring to a boil.
13.
The tomato juice is boiled and put in the fried Japanese tofu.
14.
Pour in the lack of juice.
15.
When it is thick, add chopped green pepper and stir-fry.
16.
Put in an appropriate amount of fresh chicken juice and keep warm on low heat.
17.
The iron plate is heated up on fire and brushed with a layer of oil.
18.
Pour the egg mixture on the iron plate.
19.
After a few seconds, most of the egg liquid has solidified.
20.
Pour in the seasoned sizzling tofu and turn off the heat.
Tips:
Pig tips
It is best to use canned ketchup, which will have a richer taste. I ran out of canned ketchup and used bottled ones.
The iron plate should be cooked hot enough so that the egg liquid will solidify quickly and the bottom of the egg will be burnt.
I used soil eggs which are relatively small, so I used 5, if it is ordinary eggs 2-3 will do. In addition, the number of eggs depends on the size of the iron plate.