I obtained this receipe visiting China's country side when I toured China about 8 yrs ago.   Hope you will like this receipe as much as my family does. M@V.?;F},  
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in a large soup bowl put in 3 large eggs. and whip till well blended. z;_fO>u:  
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boil some water until the water gets very warm. (* not boiling hot but beyond warm)   I want the temp. of the water to be about when you take a very hot shower.   Reason: this will get the eggs to start cooking even before it goes into the wok.   32r2<QrX  
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pour this very warm water into the eggs until the large bowl is full. and mix well with some oil and salt added for flavor. !?o661+b  
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prepare quickly for a wok and a steamer rack...   put in some cold water, put the large bowl of egg mixture into the wok while the water is cold then turn fire on and steam for about 20 mins or unto the center of the egg is not raw anymore. (CRY$+d  
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if desire then pour some flavored soy sauce on top of the cooked egg. y^#jM  
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so yummie, simple...prepare in 5 mins...   simply, healthy and yummie!!!

IT SEEMS A COMMON COOKING SKILL~~

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IT SEEMS A COMMON COOKING SKILL~~

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Ｉagree with you.

maybe the receipe is common but it's the little details and skill that makes it special...   wZ7O
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I had steamed eggs all my life but the little difference in this receipe makes a whole lot of difference.     You know how usually the eggs would stick to the bowl after steaming...this doesn't... \"!Fw)wj  
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perhapes I learned this receipe late in my life..kekekekeke   hats to ya if you knew this all along..kekekeke   should have meet you earlier then..kekeke S<do.{|p[  
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it's great to put some ginger juice into the eggs too...yummooooooooo

Maybe you' re right. I'll try next week. Just wait for my good news.

i think there's a different between ''steam'' and ''stew''.. the egg dish that you had is very soft and taste like tofu pudding was stewed slowly, not steamed... jz CA2N%  
usually steamed eggs is a dish for meal, and stew is for dessert.

steam steam steam...hehehe for meal....hint: soy sause...kekeke not for desert! but definately soft like pudding...but it's steamed for dinner

繙譯分中文啦..摟住

thanks a lot