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Easy
25 min
Published 2011
Egg Foo Yong has a deliciously confused identity. It’s not quite an omelet, almost a pancake, and somewhere beyond a fritter. It has become a 100% American dish, although its culinary roots reach back to Shanghai, and its name – with at least six accepted spellings – is Cantonese. Egg foo yong appeared in the first Chinese cookbook for American cooks in 1912, but reached the pinnacle of its popularity after World War II. The country was wild for Tiki culture and egg foo yong became ubiquito
