This dish (Cai Pu Jian Dan/菜脯煎蛋 in Chinese)is prepared with beaten eggs, perserved radish and spring onions, very much like "Egg Fu Yung",which is a Chinese American dish based on a Shanghai classic dish called fu yung egg slices. However, the "Cai Pu Jian Dan" does not include a gravy or sauce, as "Egg Fu Yung" always does.
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- Rinse and finely chop pickles. Crack eggs into a bowl and whisk until well-combined. Blend in chopped preserved radish and scallion. Season it with chicken bouillon.
- Heat up a skillet with oil. Slowly pour in the mixture and give it 20 seconds to turn a nice golden brown over medium-low heat. Turn over and cook until it turns golden as well. Serve immediately.
Angie, you've made this homey Cai Pu Jian Dan become a dish that can be served in any special banquets!
ReplyDelete@Kenny: Thanks a lot! You woke up so early?
ReplyDeleteOh wow!!!! That looks terrific..
ReplyDeleteLove to have it now...Delicious..
Ooooh! This is my fav dish!!! I used to eat this growing up ... Hmmmm... I think I am going to make this tomorrow for dinner!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Angie for the inspirations!!!
Angie, beautiful picture of a delicious meal!
ReplyDeleteI just made this and it was no where as beautiful as yours. How did you make such a simple dish so splendid?! Amazing!
ReplyDeletethis looks so special - and to think its eggs.
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ReplyDeleteI would like this to go with a bowl of porridge :)
Did you just carve a tomato? Whatever it is it looks so pretty! nice work you've got there.. :)
ReplyDeleteYummy...looks fabulous..and the tomato flower looks beautiful :-)
ReplyDeleteAngie, very nice! I would not have thought of using a preserved radish. I really enjoy discovering new tastes and textures by reading your blog.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and delicious, I like the addition of preserved radish.
ReplyDeleteI cant believe something so simple can be sooooooo beautiful! N that rose is in my head FOREVER..(m guessing its a tomato).m going to do that for my next dish Oh YES!!!!!!!TQ Angie :))
ReplyDeleteWow.. looks new to me and delicious!
ReplyDeletethis is Daddy's favourite! Love it with porridge..real comfort food :)
ReplyDeleteAm ready to finish this delicious omelete immediately...yumm!
ReplyDeleteThis looks beautiful. I really love egg dishes. I love how you did the flower ;D
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely dish, perfect for breakfast, brunch or even dinner. Bet it tastes fantastic!
ReplyDeletei definitely like this..
ReplyDeleteI fried this recently for lunch and eat with porridge, yours looks really delicious and inviting ! A perfect dish to go with plain porridge.
ReplyDeletea simple egg recipe made tastier by the radish..
ReplyDeleteI am hungry for breakfast Angie! I would love to have these delicious eggs!
ReplyDeleteLooks amazing and delicious!!!love it.
ReplyDeleteThis would be a wonderful breakfast!Delicious.
ReplyDeleteThis goes perfectly good with a bowl of white porridge and some salted fish. mmm....
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely omelette! I don't know that I've had preserved radish, but I bet it was great with the eggs.
ReplyDeleteSounds delicious! Would love this for lunch today.
ReplyDeleteMmmm, angie this looks delicious! I will have to try the preserved radish, haven't had that before!
ReplyDeleteSo perfect to serve for a brunch...how delicious it must be...is Preserved Radish similar to Horserasdish ?
ReplyDeleteDelicious, combo of egg and radish makes me drool:)
ReplyDeleteThis is great with porridge! Lovely presentation.
ReplyDeleteI have never had omelette with radishes like this, this looks so so yumm andi just love those tomato rose in the middle.
ReplyDeleteAngie,
ReplyDeleteThis dish looks delicious. I would love to make it but I am not familiar with preserved radishes. I'm going to look for them when I go to a well stocked Asian market here. I do have preserved turnips... I'm wondering if I could substitute?
This is my first visit to your blog ~ it is lovely!! I'll be back, for sure. :)
~Mari
Guys, thank you a bunch!
ReplyDelete@Nat:It's more or less like daikon.
@Mari at Once Upon a Plate: yes,the preserved turnip can be used instead.
Thank you for your super-fast reply Angie! And thank you for stopping by my blog, too.
ReplyDeleteI hope to try this very soon... but it's difficult to decide because ALL of your recipes look soo good!
Wow Angie! This looks delicious! Nice and simple! I love it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pic!!
Delicious Angie!!!
ReplyDeleteI have never seen it before and it looks good. I am not sure about the taste but I can see the photograph saying " it is really good"
ReplyDeletelove the garnishing!! :) m loving this omelet for breakfast tomorrow :)
ReplyDeleteoh i have some preserved radish still in the fridge, i should make it soon. yours look yummy.
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