Yen Can Cook ~ Chives & Dried Shrimp Omelet
I always have sufficient supply of home grown chives from my mom because she has a few pots of chives in her garden. #blessed πΒ
Other than a simple omelet dish that I’m going to share today, I like to associate chopped chives into meat filling for my dumpling for its distinctive garlicky note. Instead a basic chives + egg version, I added dried shrimp for that extra umami taste to the omelet. The omelet tasted very similar with the Chives Pancakes that I posted previously. (γβγ)
Ingredients (Serve:3-4)
70-80g chives, cut into 3cm lengths (or your preferred length size)
4 eggs, beaten
15g dried shrimps, soaked in water and chopped
1/2 teaspoon fish sauce
A few drops sesame oil
Cooking oil
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Step 1: Add fish sauce and sesame oil into the beaten egg, set aside.
Step 2: Heat cooking oil in a pan and stir fry dried shrimps until fragrant. Slightly let cool and add into the egg mixture (Step 1).
Step 3: Add some cooking oil in the same pan, cook the chives for a few seconds to release their aroma. Pour the eggs into the pan and swirl the wok to let the egg cover the base of the wok. Allow egg to cook and set for about 2 to 3 minutes. Then flip over and fry till both sides are golden brown.Β
Note: You may do the scrambled style too instead of omelet.
Step 4: Serve.
HAPPY COOKING!Β #dudukrumahagain #stayhealthy






I must say that your chives dried shrimp omelette looks beautiful! Just that omelette alone I can kautim my lunch or dinner.
PH, high five for the love of eggs!
I see that your omelette is beautifully browned…and chives are always good in omelettes though I’ve never included dried prawns before which I think the taste may be too strong and overpowering (but that’s just me).
Kris, but I like the saltiness and umami taste of the dried shrimp π
Wah this one looks beautiful! I want a bite!
KY, two bites also no problem!
Well done! Your chives and shrimp omelet looks yummy. Can open Yen’s Restaurant now.
TM, cannot lah, just normal home cooked dishes =.=”
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