Tomato Scrambled Eggs
Tender Beef Rice
A comforting stir-fry of juicy tomatoes, velvety scrambled eggs, and tender marinated beef served over a bed of warm white rice.
Combining classic homestyle tomato scrambled eggs with savory stir-fried beef creates a rich, deeply satisfying dish that pairs effortlessly with rice. The subtle earthy depth of truffle sauce elevates the familiar flavor profile into something truly special.
Ingredients
- 300 g hanging tenderloin beef
- 3 eggs
- 2 tomatoes
- 2 tbsp mushroom juice
- 2 tbsp oyster sauce
- 1/2 tbsp dark soy sauce
- 1 tbsp black truffle sauce
- 1/2 tbsp white sugar
- 1/2 bowl starch water
- 1 clove garlic
- to taste black pepper
- as needed cooking oil
- to taste green onions
- 1 bowl white rice
Instructions
- 1Season the sliced beef

Place the sliced beef on a white plate. Pour in one spoon of mushroom juice and one spoon of oyster sauce, then add a moderate amount of black pepper, starch, and an appropriate amount of cooking oil.
Tip: Adding oil along with the seasonings helps lock in the moisture of the beef during marination. - 2Mix and massage the beef

Using a gloved hand, thoroughly mix and massage the seasonings into the beef slices on the white plate until evenly coated and the liquids are absorbed.
Tip: Massage gently to ensure the starch and oil coat every piece evenly to tenderize the meat. - 3Crack the eggs

Crack three fresh eggs into a white pitcher cup in preparation for whisking.
Tip: Check the eggs individually before adding them to ensure freshness. - 4Prepare the sauce base

Pour dark sauce into a clear measuring cup containing other sauce ingredients to build the flavor base.
Tip: Measure liquids accurately to maintain the ideal balance of savory and sweet notes. - 5Add truffle sauce

Scoop a spoonful of rich dark truffle sauce and add it into the measuring cup with the other sauce ingredients.
Tip: Truffle sauce adds an earthy, luxurious depth to the final stir-fry sauce mixture. - 6Heat oil in the pan

Heat an appropriate amount of cooking oil in a frying pan over medium heat to prepare for cooking the eggs.
Tip: Ensure the oil is evenly distributed across the pan surface before pouring in ingredients. - 7Cook the scrambled eggs

Heat oil in the pan over medium heat. Pour in the beaten eggs and stir-fry gently with a spatula until they are just cooked and still fluffy. Remove the eggs from the pan and set them aside for later use.
Tip: Avoid overcooking the eggs at this stage, as they will be cooked again when combined with the rest of the ingredients. - 8Sear the marinated beef

Add a bit more oil to the pan and heat it up. Place the marinated beef slices into the hot pan and quickly stir-fry them over high heat until they are just browned on the outside. Remove the beef and set it aside.
Tip: Stir-frying over high heat locks the moisture inside the beef, keeping it tender and juicy. - 9Sauté the minced garlic

Clean the pan and add a fresh drizzle of cooking oil. Drop in the minced garlic and sauté it gently over medium heat until it becomes aromatic and lightly golden.
Tip: Keep the heat moderate to prevent the garlic from burning, which would give the final dish a bitter taste. - 10Add Chopped Tomatoes

Add the chopped tomatoes into the pan with the sautéed garlic and stir-fry them evenly until they start to soften and release their juices.
Tip: Sautéing the tomatoes well helps build a rich and flavorful base for the sauce. - 11Combine ingredients in the pan

Once the chopped tomatoes have softened and created a rich base, add the cooked beef and scrambled eggs back into the pan. Pour the prepared savory sauce mixture over the top of the ingredients.
Tip: Ensure the tomatoes are well-cooked and juicy before returning the meat and eggs to the pan to create a cohesive sauce. - 12Mix well and garnish

Stir-fry everything evenly over medium-high heat so that the thick sauce coats the beef, eggs, and tomatoes beautifully. Finish the dish by sprinkling freshly chopped green onions over the top for a bright pop of flavor.
Tip: Toss the ingredients quickly during this final step to prevent the beef from overcooking.