Scrambled eggs with carrot and shrimps
(printable recipe)
1 big carrot, shredded
4 eggs
15 medium shrimps, remove shells, cut into small pieces
3 shallots, slices
4tbsp of cooking oil
½ tsp salt or to taste
1tsp light soy sauce
A dash of pepper
1. Whisk eggs in a bowl together with salt and pepper, set aside.
2. Heat oil in a wok, brown the shallot slices, add in shrimps and light soy sauce, stir fry till colour changed.
3. Add in carrot, stir fry till cooked and mix well.
4. Pour in egg mixture, scramble and stir until the mixture turned lightly brown and cooked.
7. Dish out and served hot.
Happy Cooking !!
wow, this is such and easy and filling dish, never compromised its taste too. love it. i too make it sometimes. ur snaps are so stunning. i am drooling here.. yumm.
ReplyDeleteI miss this egg/shrimp dish! Yours looks...wow...you know...what I meant...DELECTABLE!
ReplyDeleteI have never seen a dish with carrot and eggs...Sounds like I need to try this...So simple to make too.
ReplyDeleteNice and simple, pour some Kg Koh garlic chilli.....yummy
ReplyDeleteSimple & Yummy. o^l^o
ReplyDeleteyummy~~ i always fried eggs with carrot too but i add in other ingredients like chinese parsely and crab stick as no one likes shrimps in my family ):
ReplyDeleteSimple and nice...
ReplyDeleteSonia, I like such simple yet flavorful dish. Goes very well with porridge. Makes me hungry now :)
ReplyDeleteAnother yummy simple dish to prepare, thanks!
ReplyDeletenice...if can add some "cai po" i think it taste good also. heheeee
ReplyDeleteI know this is not the right place to post, but thought of asking if you know and can teach me on how to make wheatgrass honey drink, like those that sells at the herbal store. :)
ReplyDeleteMy kind of dish, easy to prepare and yet so good and healthy.
ReplyDeletea simple and delicious dish :)
ReplyDeleteI love all types of egg dishes, I'm egg addicted =.="
ReplyDeleteLooks a versatile dish: good for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Delish!
ReplyDeleteHi Sonia, this is Sandy...yr dish so yummy...How to contact you? Any MSN or email?
ReplyDeleteHi, this is sandy here. Yr dish nice and yummy..hw do I contact you? MSN/Email?
ReplyDeleteGreat looking dish and so simple too!
ReplyDeleteI love something nice and simple like this...very homey food.
ReplyDeleteLooks like an astonishing dish. Eassy to make and very comforting. I love shrimp and eggs.
ReplyDeletexo
What a lovely dish. It sounds wonderful as well. I hope you are having a great day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteHave never cooked eggs this way, must try it out. Yours look good!
ReplyDeleteMy hubby and girls love love fried eggs! What a beautiful dish!
ReplyDeleteshrimps with eggs are my favorite ^^ that combination is perfect!
ReplyDeleteI love fried eggs with porridge too. I like the addition of shallots here!
ReplyDeleteOh Soni, prawn is my favorite and this is so delicious. Can't wait to try it.
ReplyDeleteI just got some shrimp last night. This looks like a great, healthy dish that I would enjoy. :)
ReplyDeleteUSually I just do onions and carrots with egg.
ReplyDeleteAnd I also like to serve it with plain congee.
A good dish with kids as carrots, eggs and shrimp are always kids favs.
oh this looks really good and simple, can I add to an Alaskan seafood blog I write and link to you?
ReplyDeleteoh and the madeleines can be made in muffin pans lol
Rebecca
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Oh Yumms! Reminds me of the egg and lap cheong with loads of carrots omelette I had for dinner last week. Your dish is so colorful!
ReplyDeleteMy grandma used to make something similar for us to eat with rice porridge too. But she used eggs and 'chai poh' :)
ReplyDeleteThat's nice and simple... Why didn't I think about that before? :)
ReplyDeleteDear all, Thanks for your kind words. Now I just realized that not many mothers know this simple egg dish. This is a egg dish that my mom taught me and she often cook this when serving porridge to us.
ReplyDeletehomegirl, sorry, I do not know how to make this drink.
Sandy, my gmail is sonia9423@gmail.com
Rebecca, no problem, just link it up. Ok, next time I will use muffin pan to bake madeleines.Thanks.
Delicious dish + great photos = Great Blog! Good job Sonia!
ReplyDeleteyummy~~ i always fried eggs with carrot too but i add in other ingredients like chinese parsely and crab stick as no one likes shrimps in my family ):
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