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egg foo young

or egg foo yong  (ĕg′ fo͞o′ yŭng′)
n.
A Chinese omelet consisting of beaten eggs mixed with various chopped ingredients, such as bean sprouts, scallions, water chestnuts, chicken, or pork, pan-fried and typically served with a sauce of chicken broth and soy sauce.

[Partial translation of Cantonese fu4 jung4 daan6, literally "cotton rose eggs,", from fu4 jung4, cotton rose, dish prepared with beaten eggs (in the latter sense, translation of the Shanghainese equivalent fu ɦiong, originally used of a dish incorporating beaten egg whites and slices of ham, probably in reference the varied white and pink colors of the ruffled petals of cotton rose flowers), from Middle Chinese buə̆ juawŋ, lotus, from Old Chinese *balong.]
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I have an unusual one egg foo young. This is Chinese omelet-type dish, but has some extra ingredients like bean sprouts and green onions, and other chopped vegetables, and a brown sauce over the top.
There are also egg foo young, curry and chow mein noodle dishes on offer, in addition to sizzling hot plates, fried rice, vegetable and European cuisines to delight in.
Also on order were salt and chilli chips, prawn meat on toast, chicken egg foo young and mixed vegetables in satay sauce.
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I have an unusual one -- egg foo young. This is Chinese omelet-type dish, but has some extra ingredients like bean sprouts and green onions, and other chopped vegetables, and a brown sauce over the top.
Dine on egg drop soup for $4.95-$8.95, roasted pork egg foo young for $9.95, red braised pork shank (Chinese broccoli, mushrooms, pearl onions and jasmine rice) for $17.95, crispy Cantonese cod (Alaskan cod, scallions, Fresno peppers, black bean sauce and jasmine rice) for $17.95 and molasses spice cake with caramel sauce and vanilla ice cream for $5.95.
It's almost Christmas, which means that American Jews from Scarsdale to Seattle are preparing for our beloved yuletide tradition of scampering off to the movies and gorging on Egg Foo Youngs. Put down those chopsticks: There's a much better tradition we should embrace right now.
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