Tomato and egg noodles
Overview
How to cook Tomato and egg noodles at home
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Ingredients
Steps
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Prepare the ingredients for the tomato and egg noodles that you will eat at noon today: two eggs: choose the local eggs laid by hens that only eat grasshoppers! ! Haha, it’s actually two tomatoes bought from the supermarket next door: as long as they are tomatoes, onion, garlic, salt, sugar and oil are appropriate
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When beating eggs, add some salt to prevent them from getting bland
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Boil the water and scald the tomatoes. It seems cruel
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The process of blanching it for a while and then putting it on the plate and peeling it off is so cruel that I dare not watch it
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It would be a pity to chop the tomatoes directly on the plate with a knife or the like to prevent the juice from flowing onto the chopping board
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Cut some garlic and onion slices and let them wait for a while on the chopping board before cooking
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Boil a pot of water, and when the tomatoes and eggs are almost fried, you can put in the noodles blah blah blah blah
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Everyone should understand the principle of frying eggs with hot pan and cold oil, so I won’t go into details here
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Take out the scrambled eggs and fry the tomatoes with the remaining oil. First add some onions and garlic and sauté until fragrant
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Then I threw Mr. Tomato into the pot to undergo the baptism of life
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After frying the tomato juice, add salt to make the tomatoes ooze out more water (cover your face)
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Sweet and sour with added sugar, very delicious and refreshing
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Then put the eggs in and stir-fry evenly until the soup and eggs are perfectly blended and stir-fry until they hug each other tightly
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The water next to it is also boiling. The noodles I ordered are the thin ones. They are very fragrant and delicious
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When the noodles are cooked, put them in a bowl and let them cool for a while
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Cover the noodles with fried tomatoes and eggs
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Mix well and let the soup penetrate into the body of the noodles
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It’s so hot in summer, it’s great to eat it with a big watermelon