Tomato Egg Stir Fry

Tomato Egg Stir Fry / Cà Chua Xào Trứng

4.6 from 13 votes

This tomato egg stir fry recipe is a popular Chinese/Vietnamese dish that is simple, delicious, nutritious, and cheap! If you’re looking for a quick meal that takes less than fifteen minutes to make and only requires ingredients you probably already have in your fridge, look no further! Everybody and their mom have their own recipe for this, but this one’s mine. Feel free to adjust to your taste and make it your own!

Is this dish Vegetarian-friendly?

By definition, eggs are considered vegetarian because they don’t contain any animal flesh—so by making some easy swaps and removing the chicken bouillon and fish sauce for mushroom or vegetable bouillon and salt, this could easily become a really tasty vegetarian-friendly dish.

Tomato Egg Stir Fry

Step by Step instructions for making Tomato Egg Stir Fry:

Cut tomatoes into wedges. I like to cut my tomatoes into larger size sections to ensure they still have some body and texture during cooking. Finely mince a small shallot and garlic. Then chop green onions for the garnish. Whisk six jumbo eggs with a splash of fish sauce.

    Quartered Tomatoes in frying pan

    In a medium-high frying pan, add a tablespoon of oil. Add minced shallots and fry for 1 minute or until fragrant. Then, add minced garlic to the pan. Ensure you don’t burn the garlic; otherwise, your dish will turn acrid.

    Add tomatoes to the pan, and stir fry until tomatoes start to release their juices—roughly 2-3 minutes. Season with a tablespoon of chicken bouillon, a teaspoon of sugar, half a tablespoon of fish sauce, and fresh ground black pepper.

    Eggs and Tomatoes Frying in Pan

    Add the beaten eggs and let small curds form. Scramble until 50% cooked, and turn off the heat. Continue moving the eggs and tomato around, and let the residual heat cook the eggs through.

        Serve over a bowl of rice and garnish with chopped green onions and black pepper

          Tomato Egg Stir Fry Overhead Shot

          Tomato Egg Stir Fry / Cá Chua Xào Trứng

          4.6 from 13 votes
          Servings

          2-3

          servings
          Prep time

          5

          minutes
          Cooking time

          5

          minutes

          Ingredients

          • 2 2 Roma Tomatoes

          • 6 6 Jumbo Eggs

          • 1 Small 1 Shallot

          • 2 2 Garlic Cloves

          • 1 tbsp 1 Oil

          • 1/2 tbsp 1/2 Chicken Bouillon

          • 1 tsp 1 Sugar

          • 1/2 tbsp 1/2 Fish Sauce

          • 1/2 tsp 1/2 Black Pepper

          • Garnishes:
          • Green Onion

          Directions

          • Prep ingredients by cutting tomatoes into wedges. Finely mince shallots and garlic. Chop green onions
          • In a mixing bowl, whisk six eggs and season with a splash of fish sauce. Then put aside
          • To a hot frying pan, add oil, and lightly saute minced shallots and garlic until fragrant
          • Add tomatoes and saute for 2-3 minutes or until the tomatoes release their juice
          • Season with chicken bouillon, fish sauce, sugar and black pepper
          • Add in whisked eggs, and scramble until eggs are cooked to desired doneness
          • Serve over rice and garnish with green onions
          Instagram

          Did you make this recipe?

          Tag @feedthepudge on Instagram and hashtag it with #feedthepudge

          Pinterest

          If you like this recipe, make sure you pin it!

          4 Comments

          1. Delicious! Thanks for the recipe. Brought me back to my childhood.

            • Invoking a sense of nostalgia through food is one of my happiest joys in life! I’m so glad that turned out well. Excited for you to try out my other recipes!

          2. I loved it, but more importantly my 7yo liked it. Mind you, she dislikes eggs and tomatoes, but said the fish sauce made everything taste better 😂

            • Thank you Caroline, I was a picky eater as a kid too, so I’m sure your daughter will continue to grow and expand her own palate!

          Leave a Comment

          Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

          *