Receta Oyster Omelette
Oyster omelette is a type of Chinese dish made out of eggs and oysters but unlike other omelettes this one has bits of crunchy texture due to the diluted starch added to its ingredients. It very popular in hawker stalls in South East Asian countries like Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong and Malaysia. I haven’t had this for a while and I guess the last time was when I was in Malaysia so we are making one today, freshly shucked and picked by your very own.
The oysters you see on the picture are harvested at Clark’s beach in New Zealand when we passed by the place before going home after a day outing. When we went to the place we were planning to get some scallops as it’s the only place in New Zealand to get one without diving, as we went there we were quite lucky as the tides were really low and the exposed shoreline was like 500 metres but no one with me knows how to harvest them so we did not get some. There were lots of scallops shells scattered and we saw other people harvesting them but we aint got anything. To our dismay we walked back and as we walked along the long shoreline we accidentally saw some oysters on one of the exposed rocks, a friend of mine tried to open one and ate it fresh, he gave a two thumbs so we started to get some.
I guess I had at least 20 oysters harvested, I was happy and forgot all about that scallops. We went home it was quite late so I kept them in the fridge covered with damp cloth to keep them alive so the next morning I can cook them fresh. Next day and I opened one and it’s still moving so it’s a good sign, I then prepped my ingredients quickly made our breakfast.
Oyster Omelette
- 10 - 15 fresh shucked oysters 3 large eggs, beaten 2 tbsp cornstarch 1 tbsp rice flour ½ cup water 1 tbsp soy sauce 1 tbsp Chinese cooking wine
- ground white pepper chopped cilantro, to garnish 2 cloves garlic, minced oil
In a bowl mix well together cornstarch, rice flour and water. Prepare a non-stick wok then add some oil, heat until its nearly smoking. Pour the thin batter and cook quickly until its thick but not set then add the eggs. Cook until eggs are almost set. Push eggs to the side and add some oil then sauté the garlic. Add the oysters and cook it for 15 seconds, combine everything with the egg then season with soy sauce, Chinese cooking wine and ground white pepper. Turn heat off then serve garnished with chopped cilantro. 3.2.2925
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