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RECIPE

Taiwanese Oyster Omelette

If you've ever strolled through the night markets of Taiwan, or even come across a video about it, you’ve probably heard about one their most iconic street foods: Oyster Omelette. Taiwan’s version of seafood pancake is made with eggs, a chewy batter, plump oysters, and a tangy sweet sauce.

What makes this omelette extra special is the batter—it’s made from tapioca starch, which turns translucent as it cooks, giving it that gooey, chewy texture that you just can’t stop eating!

INSTRUCTIONS
  1. For the Sauce- Combine ketchup, rice vinegar, Four Season Scallion Sauce, cornstarch, and water to small saucepan over medium-low heat. Cook until slightly thickened. Remove from heat and set aside.
  2. In a small bowl, whisk the eggs. In another bowl, combine tapioca starch and water, mix thoroughly.
  3. Add just the oil from Golden Shallot Oil to a hot pan. Add the tapioca batter. Break it up lightly, the batter will turn translucent as it cooks. Then add the eggs. Top with oysters and leafy greens. Cook until most of the eggs are cooked. Carefully flip omelette and cook until eggs are set.
  4. Flip the eggs onto a plate and pour the sauce on top. Enjoy!

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