This delightful dish brings together sweet ripe tomatoes soft tender beef brisket and fluffy cooked eggs to create a flavorful meal that feels both comforting and fresh perfect for a quick weeknight dinner. The combination of savory light soy sauce and subtle sweetness makes it incredibly satisfying while the textures add wonderful contrast to every […]
| Ingredient | Amount |
|---|---|
| ripe tomatoes | 2 as needed |
| eggs | 4 as needed |
| beef brisket slices | 200 as needed |
| salt | 1 as needed |
| light soy sauce | 2 as needed |
| scallions |

Prep the ingredients: briefly blanch the beef slices in boiling water — don’t overcook or they’ll lose flavor and nutrients. Beat 4 eggs; for a silkier texture, add a little milk or starch water (for ~200g egg, use about 4g starch, 20g water, and 3g salt). Peel and dice 2 tomatoes.

Heat a wok with cool oil (use a bit more oil than usual), pour in the beaten eggs and gently scramble.

Add the tomatoes and stir-fry. Sprinkle in some salt to help the tomatoes release their juices quickly.

Once the tomatoes soften, add light soy sauce for seasoning and pour in some water to simmer. Add more water if you like extra broth.

My family loves the broth over rice, so I add a generous amount.

After simmering for a minute, add the beef slices and cook for another 30 seconds or so. Taste and adjust salt if needed.

Toss in scallions and minced garlic just before taking it off the heat for extra aroma.

We love the broth with rice, so I don’t thicken it with starch. Feel free to reduce the sauce if you prefer it thicker.

Serve over a bowl of rice and ladle on the broth — absolutely delicious. A dish the whole family never gets tired of!
This delightful dish brings together sweet ripe tomatoes soft tender beef brisket and fluffy cooked eggs to create a flavorful meal that feels both comforting and fresh perfect for a quick weeknight dinner. The combination of savory light soy sauce and subtle sweetness makes it incredibly satisfying while the textures add wonderful contrast to every […]
Prep the ingredients: briefly blanch the beef slices in boiling water — don’t overcook or they’ll lose flavor and nutrients. Beat 4 eggs; for a silkier texture, add a little milk or starch water (for ~200g egg, use about 4g starch, 20g water, and 3g salt). Peel and dice 2 tomatoes.
Heat a wok with cool oil (use a bit more oil than usual), pour in the beaten eggs and gently scramble.
Add the tomatoes and stir-fry. Sprinkle in some salt to help the tomatoes release their juices quickly.
Once the tomatoes soften, add light soy sauce for seasoning and pour in some water to simmer. Add more water if you like extra broth.
My family loves the broth over rice, so I add a generous amount.
After simmering for a minute, add the beef slices and cook for another 30 seconds or so. Taste and adjust salt if needed.
Toss in scallions and minced garlic just before taking it off the heat for extra aroma.
We love the broth with rice, so I don’t thicken it with starch. Feel free to reduce the sauce if you prefer it thicker.
Serve over a bowl of rice and ladle on the broth — absolutely delicious. A dish the whole family never gets tired of!