I bought this small pot of Basil from Tesco one month ago.  It looks very healthy. I am lucky this time. It
still keeps growing bigger and bigger.  I
have cut some for cooking 3-cup sauce chicken for a few times during the past
few weeks.  I don’t know how long I can
keep it.  Hope it lasts longer and
longer!  If you are good at gardening,
please give me some advice on planting herbs. 
About two years ago, I ate a very simple
Taiwanese dish; Basil fried eggs, in a restaurant in Taipei.  The dish is very popular in Taiwan, my friends told me that many
Taiwanese moms like cooking this quick and healthy dish for their kids.  I know some people like deep-frying the leaves in oil before pan-fry the eggs.  But I stir-fry in the pan instead,  it is more healthy.  Hope all of you like it!
Preparation time: 5 minutes
Cooking time: 5 minutes
Serve: 2
Ingredients:
-        30g fresh basil leaves
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¼ tsp salt                                      
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½ spring onions (finely chopped)
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1 tsp olive oil
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¼ tsp sesame oil
Method:
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1. | 
Beat the eggs and season them with salt in a mixing bowl.   | 
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2. | 
Rinse
  basil leaves under running water. 
  Never clean them until you're ready to cook with them, | 
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3. | 
Heat a non-stick pan over a medium heat and add ½ tsp oil.  Place the leaves inside the pan and quick
  stir-fry for about 15 seconds.  Then
  put them into eggs and stir well. | 
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4. | 
In the meantime, add ½ tsp oil in the pan over low-medium
  heat.  Add the spring onions in the pan
  and stir-fry 15-20 seconds.  Pour the
  egg mixture in the pan and pan fried it. | 
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5. | 
Drizzle sesame oil once the eggs are set.  Then flip
  the egg gently to another side and pan-fried for a further 1-2 minutes until
  it is a bit golden brown. | 
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6. | 
Serve with rice. | 







 
 
















