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Egg Dumplings

⏱ 30 MIN🔥 EASY🍽 2-3 SERVINGS

Ingredients

The Core

  • Glass Noodles (Dry) 100g
  • Large Eggs 4 units
  • Enoki Mushroom 1/2 pack (90g)
  • Scallions 3 stalks
  • Red Paprika / Carrot 20-30g each
  • Cheongyang Chili 2 units
  • Potato Starch 4 tbsp

Seasoning & Dipping

  • Noodle Base: Soy Sauce 1 tbsp
  • Noodle Base: Sugar 3/4 tbsp
  • Noodle Base: Sesame Oil 1 tbsp
  • Batter: Salt (Fine) 2/3 tsp
  • Black Pepper A pinch
  • Soy vinegar Dip: Soy & Vinegar As needed

Chef's Note

Do not pre-soak the glass noodles. Boil them straight from dry in rolling boiling water for exactly **7 minutes** to maximize their signature springy, chewy elasticity. Toss with soy sauce and sesame oil immediately while hot to ensure the flavors penetrate deep to the core.

Process

01

Prepare the Ingredients

Finely dice the scallions, enoki mushrooms, red paprika, and carrots to ensure they distribute evenly throughout the egg batter without separating. Halve the Cheongyang chilies, scoop out all the seeds with the tip of a spoon to control the heat level, and chop them finely.

Gathering raw ingredientsDicing organic vegetables
02

Boil and Season Noodles

Boil dry glass noodles in water for exactly **7 minutes**. Rinse under cold running water to wash away excess surface starch, drain thoroughly, and chop them into 1cm pieces. While still warm and porous, immediately toss with 1 tbsp soy sauce, 3/4 tbsp sugar, and 1 tbsp sesame oil.

Boiling glass noodlesSeasoning hot glass noodles
03

Master the Batter

In a large mixing bowl, combine the seasoned glass noodles and the finely diced vegetables. Add 4 tbsp of potato starch and a pinch of black pepper to build a micro-lattice structure for frying. Pour in 4 lightly beaten eggs, mix gently until fully integrated, and season the entire mixture with 2/3 tsp of fine salt.

Mixing eggs with noodles and starch batter
04

Pan-fry and Fold

Heat a generous amount of cooking oil in a pan over low heat. Ladle the batter and spread it into a thin, even circle. When the bottom is set and golden but the top surface remains moist and slightly soft, carefully fold it in half to form a rustic crescent shape. Fry both sides until crispy and caramelized. Serve immediately with a tangy soy-vinegar dipping sauce.

Sizzling pan frying egg dumplingsCompleted master plating of egg dumplings