This is a quick and easy traditional breakfast dish, often seen on Shanghai people's breakfast table usually served together with stir fried eggs, Chinese tea or/and soy bean milk to make a full breakfast. When I was little, my dad cooked this as easy and quick morning dish, and sometimes as dinner as well. Now I cook for my family by myself, so this easy one would be a good choice for a rush morning. —pixiefran
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