
Cook the Vegetables
Sauté the mushrooms, onion, and celery until tender and the skillet is dry, then let them cool briefly.

Cooking the vegetables until their moisture disappears lets these small egg patties brown at the edges without turning soggy. A splash of soy sauce at the table draws out their savory warmth.
These Eggs Foo Yung patties are crisp at the edges, tender in the center, and full of mushrooms, onions, celery, and bean sprouts. Sautéing the vegetables first keeps the egg mixture from turning watery, while small patties cook evenly and turn without breaking. Serve them hot with soy sauce at the table for an easy, comforting supper.

I keep these patties small because the big ones break when I turn them. I cook the mushrooms until their water is gone, and I keep the soy sauce on the table, not in the pan.

Sauté the mushrooms, onion, and celery until tender and the skillet is dry, then let them cool briefly.

Whisk the eggs with the seasonings, then fold in the cooled vegetables and well-drained bean sprouts.

Spoon small portions into the buttered skillet and cook until golden and fully set on both sides.

Cooking the vegetables until their moisture disappears lets these small egg patties brown at the edges without turning soggy. A splash of soy sauce at the table draws out their savory warmth.
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8 patties — Serving size: 2 patties
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