Egg bun

By VicentaLakin

Egg bun
Eggs are a common food that is very nutritious and relatively inexpensive. It's for the old and the young. Eggs are rich in high-quality proteins, with 12.7 grams of protein per 100 grams of eggs, eggs with particularly large levels of protein, and other important micronutrients, such as potassium, sodium, magnesium, phosphorus and, in particular, iron in yolk, amount to 7 mg/100 grams. Infants eat eggs, supplementing iron shortages in milk. My kids don't like to eat eggs, they do things differently. They're cooking eggs. I didn't expect to get a CD

Recipe Recommendations

  • eggs of 2
  • rice 1 bowl
  • carrots 50 grams
  • sausage appropriate amount
  • oil appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount
  • onion appropriate amount
  • ketchup appropriate amount

Steps for Egg bun

  • Make Egg bun step 0
    1
    Carrots are purified to be trimmed, elbow entrails cut, onions cut, spare。
  • Make Egg bun step 1
    2
    After pouring into the oil, the carrots were turned soft。
  • Make Egg bun step 2
    3
    Join the elbow intestines and flip a few pieces。
  • Make Egg bun step 3
    4
    Add rice and rice, even, and a little salt. Take out the backup。
  • Make Egg bun step 4
    5
    Eggs scattered, with a little salt and a spoon of water。
  • Make Egg bun step 5
    6
    After pouring a little oily, pouring into the egg fluid and turning the pot, little frying。
  • Make Egg bun step 6
    7
    When the egg fluid is half-condensed, the fire is shut, half the fried rice is put in, the other half is covered, and just press the edge。
  • Egg bun Make Tips

    A half-condensed egg will turn off the fire and the remaining temperature of the pot will be cooked. When you put it in rice, you have to move fast, or the omelet will be ripe and the edge won't fit。