Tomato and tofu eggs is an easy Chinese recipe to make at home, with tomato and tofu as key ingredients. Easy tomato and tofu eggs recipe.
Tomato egg is my son’s favorite dish. Every week, I have to make tomato eggs for him to go with steamed rice plus other dishes I cook.
He just loves eggs and tomatoes so much, the combination makes the dish extra appetizing and super delicious for him. The happiest moment being a mother—especially if your child is a picky eater—is when your child absolutely enjoys the food you make…I am no exception.
Every time I make tomato eggs, he would gobble them up and he would tell me in Chinese “mmm, hao hao chi wo” (好好吃喔）, or “mmm, so yummy!”
We just love the goofy way he says it whenever he eats the eggs, and his cute little voice as he expresses appreciation of the great tasting dish.
We love his expression so much that we recorded a video, just so we can watch it later and show it to him when he is all grown up!
However, for Mr. Rasa Malaysia and I, we do get bored eating the same dish twice a week, so I decided to change it up a little bit by adding tofu, after I saw the recipe on my friend’s Taiwanese cookbook.
This tomato and tofu eggs taste even better, with the addition of chicken broth and ketchup in the recipe. The tofu is such a great addition and we absolutely enjoyed it. Needless to say, my son loved it as usual.
Tomato and tofu egg is a really simple dish to make…it’s humble, homey, but every bit mouthwatering and delicious. It’s one of those dishes that epitomizes the greatness of home cooking.
Nothing fancy, with everyday ingredients you can get at any regular stores, takes only 15-20 minutes to make, but all your family members will absolutely enjoy this perfect egg and tofu dish. Happy cooking!
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Tomato and Tofu Eggs Recipe
Tomato and tofu eggs is an easy Chinese recipe to make at home, with tomato and tofu as key ingredients. Easy tomato and tofu eggs recipe.
Ingredients
- 3-4 large eggs, beaten
- 1 large tomatoes, cut into wedges
- 4 oz soft tofu, cut into pieces
- 2 stalk scallion, cut into 2-inch lengths
- 3 tablespoons oil
Sauce:
- 2 tablespoons ketchup
- 2 teaspoons oyster sauce
- 4 tablespoons chicken broth, store-bought
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon sesame oil
- 3 dashes white pepper
Instructions
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Heat up a wok and add half the oil. When the wok is fully heated, pour the beaten eggs into the wok and cook. Use a spatula to break up the eggs into moderate-sized pieces. Dish out and set aside.
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Combine all the Sauce ingredients together, stir to mix well. In the same wok, add the remaining oil. When the oil is heated, transfer the tofu into the wok and lightly pan-fry on both sides. Add in the tomatoes and stir around until they are softened, then add the Sauce, stir to combine well, and stir in the eggs. Do a few quick stir so the eggs are nicely coated with the sauce. Add the chopped scallion, dish out and serve immediately.
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Chrissie Baker
Oh. My. God. What a fantastic recipe. I love the entire idea of this Tomato Egg and cannot wait to make it. Pinning. Right. Now.
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Divya
Tasty! Tried this today. My 4 yr old boy & me enjoyed this for lunch
atie
hey, what kind of ketchup are you using on this recipe?
Rasa Malaysia
Regular bottled ketchup.
Kat
I finally made this today for lunch. It was really easy to make and my 18 month old REALLY liked. It is definitely going on rotation, just not a frequently at twice a week. Thank you for posting the recipe.
NISHANTH
I tried it it’s amazing tasty very good experience
Rebecca
Thanks for the recipe, I did not know of Tomato egg until I saw from Taiwan cooking program as it is a very common dish there. They don’t add in tomato sauce, her son loves it so much, so at the same time she added in fu chok– “”soya bean skin” so that she can put in less eggs !! Your version is yummy as anything with tomato sauce taste good !! I add in 2-3 tomatoes, some fu chok — soaked for 1 recipe, all kids love the sauce, so I add in more sauce when cooking it.
Lillian
Hello-
I noticed your picture has actual tomatoes but there are no tomatoes in the recipe?
Either way, looks delicious!
Rasa Malaysia
Recipe updated.
Susie Geddes
Hi Bee,
Your Tomato and Tofu Eggs recipe looks yummy. I can’t wait to try it out. However, you have not listed tomatoes as part of the recipe. How much do I use?
Rasa Malaysia
Recipe updated. Thanks for catching the omission. ;)
Jason
Thanks for the simple recipe! Although I do believe you’ve left out the tomato part of the recipe.
Rasa Malaysia
Recipe updated.