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Title:How to Make them Goodies
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Created:Tue Feb 18 1986
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1070.0. "Egg Foo Yong Recipe" by RAIN::WRIGHT () Thu Mar 24 1988 23:25

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                          EGG FOO YOUNG 
                              RECIPE 
                             
    
                  HOW DO THEY MAKE THAT GRAVY???
               
                                          
    
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1070.1Cantonese Egg Foo YongCADSYS::RICHARDSONMon Mar 28 1988 10:5148
    ingredients:
    2 c roast pork, cut up
    1 small can water chestnuts, sliced
    1 small can bamboo shoots, sliced and diced
    2 c bok choy, cut up
    3/4 c sliced mushrooms (canned French mushrooms)
    1 lb fresh bean sprouts
    8-10 large eggs, beaten
    
    seasonings:
    1 t sugar
    (1 t salt)
    (1/2 t MSG)
    1/8 t pepper
    
    about 3 T peanut oil for cooking the omelettes.
    
    In a large pot, boil water and add all the vegetables, bring to
    a quick boil, and drain in cold water in a colander.
    
    Beat eggs and add all vegetables and roast pork.  Mix well.  Add
    seasonings and mix well.
    
    In wok or frying pan, add about 1/2 t oil to line the pan each time
    if needed and fry egg foo yong like a pancake or omelette.
    
    For each omelette, use about 3/4 c egg mixture.  Fry until light
    brown on both sides.
    
    Serve hot with brown gravy sauce.
    
    Makes 8 to 10 medium sized.
    
    Chinese Brown Gravy
    
    4 c chicken broth
    (1 t salt)
    1 t sugar
    (1/2 t MSG)
    dash pepper
    4 1/2 T cornstarch, mixed with 4 T cold water
    1 T dark soy sauce
    1/2 t sesame oil
    
    In medium pot, put broth and spices and bring to a boil.Add cornstarch
    mixture to thicken.  Add dark soy sauce and stir well (to give the
    dark color).  Turn off heat and add sesame oil. Serve hot over the
    egg foo yong.