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Prep 5 min·Cook 12 min
Beat the eggs with the salt until evenly yellow but not foamy.
3 Eggs½ tsp Salt
Stir in the warm water, then pour the mixture through a sieve into a shallow heatproof bowl. Skim off or pop any bubbles with a spoon.
3 Eggs225 ml Warm water (about 40°C)
Wok-chan's tip鑊仔貼士
Sieving and removing bubbles is what gives the mirror-smooth top.Cover the bowl tightly with a heatproof plate or cling film so no condensation drips in.
3 Eggs
Bring the water in the wok to the boil, put in the bowl, then turn the heat down to medium-low and steam until just set.
3 Eggs
Wok-chan's tip鑊仔貼士
High heat makes holes like a sponge. It is done when the centre wobbles like jelly when you tilt the bowl.Drizzle with the light soy and sesame oil, scatter the spring onion and serve hot with rice.
2 tsp Light soy sauce½ tsp Sesame oil1 stalk Spring onion, finely sliced
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Level 1 · Easy
No special skills. Few steps, everyday tools. A first-time cook can do it.
Cover the bowl with a plate and microwave at 50% power for 4–6 minutes (800 W), checking every minute after 3; stop while the centre still wobbles.
Best eaten straight away.
Eggs and warm water steamed gently into a wobbly, glass-smooth custard, finished with soy and sesame oil. Ten minutes, three ingredients, and the taste of every Hong Kong childhood dinner.
Level 1 · Easy
No special skills. Few steps, everyday tools. A first-time cook can do it.
Wok · Steamer