In Hong Kong, the perfect breakfast is a soft ham and egg sandwich (火腿蛋三明治)paired with a creamy macaroni soup and a piping hot milk tea.
Author:christine gong
Total Time:10 minutes
Yield:1
Cuisine:chinese
Ingredients
2 eggs
1 slice of ham
2 slices of bread
Salt and pepper to taste
1 tbsp milk
Instructions
Crack the eggs into a mixing bowl and pour milk in. Use a fork to whisk the eggs until there are no visible egg whites.
Heat up a pan on low heat. Once the pan is warm, add in oil to coat the pan, and then add butter. Once butter has melted, add in eggs.
Using a plastic spatula, once the outer edges of the eggs start cooking, start pushing the edges toward the center of the pan.
Once eggs form into a nice solid shape towards the center, tilt the pan, to allow the runny egg mixture to cook. Use the spatula to gently fold the eggs to keep slowly cooking .
When eggs are about 80% done, (which means they are solidly formed but still have about 20% of liquid left in the pan), remove the pan from heat.
Working quickly, season with salt and pepper, and thoroughly mix the eggs to incorporate. Put the pan back on for 10-20 seconds to finish. Take the pan off the heat again to mix. The last bit of heat should cook the remainder of the liquid.
Have 2 slices of bread ready with a slice of ham on one piece of bread. Plate eggs on top on ham and spread evenly. Place second slice on top on eggs and serve.