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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[file:Efy.JPG|thumb|left]] [[file:Nasi_Fuyong_Hai.jpg|thumb|left]] '''Egg foo young''' (also spelled '''egg foo yong''', '''egg fu yung''', or '''egg fu young''') is a [[Chinese cuisine|Chinese]] omelette dish found in [[Chinese American cuisine|Chinese American]], [[Chinese Indonesian cuisine|Chinese Indonesian]], and [[Chinese British cuisine|Chinese British]] cuisine. The name comes from the Cantonese language, and the dish is derived from [[fu yung egg slices]], a mainland Chinese recipe from [[Guangdong]].<br />
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==Ingredients==<br />
Egg foo young is made with beaten [[egg]]s and most commonly includes [[bean sprouts]], [[cabbage]], [[spring onions]], and sometimes [[meat]] such as [[shrimp]], [[chicken]], [[pork]], or [[beef]]. The mixture is then fried in a pan until the eggs are set and the edges are crispy.<br />
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==Variations==<br />
There are many variations of egg foo young, depending on the region and the available ingredients. In the United States, it is often served with a [[gravy]] made from [[cornstarch]], [[chicken broth]], and [[soy sauce]]. In Indonesia, it is known as ''fu yung hai'' and is typically served with a sweet and sour sauce.<br />
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==Preparation==<br />
The preparation of egg foo young involves whisking the eggs and combining them with the other ingredients. The mixture is then ladled into a hot, oiled pan and cooked until the eggs are set and the edges are crispy. The omelette is then flipped to cook the other side. It is often served with a side of rice and the aforementioned gravy or sauce.<br />
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==Cultural Significance==<br />
Egg foo young is a popular dish in many Chinese restaurants around the world. It is a versatile dish that can be adapted to include a variety of ingredients, making it a favorite among many different cultures. It is also a common dish in [[Chinese takeout]] menus in Western countries.<br />
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==See also==<br />
* [[Omelette]]<br />
* [[Chinese cuisine]]<br />
* [[Chinese American cuisine]]<br />
* [[List of egg dishes]]<br />
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[[Category:Chinese fusion cuisine]]<br />
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