Single Egg Foo Yong

"Amounts and times are guesstimates. You should tailor to your needs and desires. This is an experiment gone very delicious and I wanted to record it."
 
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Ready In:
10mins
Ingredients:
17
Yields:
1 5 inch patty
Serves:
1
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ingredients

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directions

  • Heat sesame oil and a light coat of cooking spray to medium heat.
  • Sauté celery until starting to turn translucent but not mushy (2-3 minutes?).
  • Add spinach, green onion, and sprouts.
  • Cook 1-2 minutes, until wilted.
  • Meanwhile, beat eggs, add garlic powder, pepper, pepper flakes and salt.
  • Add cooked veggies.
  • Spray pan.
  • Pour into pan and with spatula scrape egg that runs back to veggie, to make a 4-5 inch patty.
  • Cook 2-3 minutes until about half way cooked thru and flippable.
  • Flip and cook another couple minutes.
  • While cooking egg patty, mix sauce ingredients in a microwaveable dish.
  • Cook for about 10- 20 seconds at a time, until it forms a honey-like consistency.
  • Add water or sugar of choice to reach desired consistency and desired mild sweetness.
  • Top the cooked egg patty with sauce and enjoy.

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  1. I'm just tickled that someone posted an egg foo young recipe. Just posted it, might I add. Haven't made it, but it does look mighty good. Thank you for posting!
     
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I'm a food junky. I also work very hard to eat a healthy varied diet. Almost every weekend i'll spend several hours experimenting to make a delicious nutritious new handful of recipes. When i'm not cooking i'm looking for the next hiking/camping/ backpacking/kayaking trip to take. I swear I'm solar powered. I have a beautiful dog who accompanies me on nearly all trips. I also have a wonderful husband whome holds down the fort until my return. My poor hubby does not have a healthy food palate. He provides me plenty of challenge trying to find healthier (but not obviously) savory foods.
 
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