Tomato Stir-fried Spaghetti
Egg and Broccoli

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A quick and comforting fusion dish that pairs silky spaghetti with fluffy scrambled eggs, fresh broccoli, and sweet cherry tomatoes. Perfect for a busy day.

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This simple stir-fried spaghetti is a delightful twist on everyday pasta, bringing together familiar ingredients for a balanced and colorful meal. It is an ideal solution for those days when you want something satisfyingly different from the usual rice-based dishes. With its combination of fresh vegetables and protein-rich eggs, it offers a wholesome experience that is both easy to prepare and delicious to enjoy.

A plate of tomato stir-fried spaghetti with scrambled eggs, bright green broccoli florets, and halved red cherry tomatoes.
A plate of tomato stir-fried spaghetti with scrambled eggs, bright green broccoli florets, and halved red cherry tomatoes.
Prep10 mins
Cook20 mins
Total30 mins
Yield1 serving
DifficultyEasy
Calories480 kcal

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. 1Prepare the broccoli
    Fresh broccoli florets being rinsed and cut for cooking.

    Wash the broccoli thoroughly under running water and cut it into smaller, bite-sized florets.

    Tip: Make sure to clean the broccoli well to remove any trapped dirt.
  2. 2Slice the cherry tomatoes
    Fresh cherry tomatoes being carefully sliced in half.

    Take the cherry tomatoes and slice each one in half on a cutting board.

    Tip: Using a sharp knife will make slicing the tomatoes easier without crushing them.
  3. 3Blanch the broccoli
    Broccoli being lifted out of boiling water with chopsticks.

    Place the prepared broccoli florets into a pot of boiling water, blanch them briefly until vibrant, and then remove them immediately.

    Tip: Blanching helps the broccoli maintain a vibrant green color and crisp texture.
  4. 4Cook the spaghetti
    A handful of dry spaghetti being submerged into boiling water.

    Add the spaghetti to a pot of boiling water and cook for 10-12 minutes until al dente.

    Tip: Keep an eye on the cooking time to ensure the pasta doesnt get too soft.
  5. 5Cool the spaghetti
    Cooked spaghetti strands being cooled in a bowl of water.

    After boiling, soak the cooked spaghetti in a bowl of cold water for about a minute to give it a chewier texture.

    Tip: This quick cold soak stops the cooking process and improves the pastas bite.
  6. 6Scramble the eggs
    Eggs being scrambled in a hot cooking pan.

    Crack the eggs into a hot wok with cooking oil and scramble them quickly until they are light and fluffy.

    Tip: Keep the heat at medium to ensure the eggs remain soft before adding other ingredients.
  7. 7Combine spaghetti and eggs
    Cooked spaghetti being added into a wok containing fried eggs.

    Add the blanched spaghetti into the wok where the eggs have been fried, preparing them to be tossed together with the other ingredients.

    Tip: Ensure the heat is at a medium level to prevent the eggs from browning too quickly while combining.
  8. 8Add vegetables
    Blanched broccoli florets and halved cherry tomatoes added to the wok with spaghetti and eggs.

    Incorporate the previously blanched broccoli and the halved cherry tomatoes into the wok with the spaghetti and eggs.

    Tip: Adding the vegetables at this stage helps them heat through without becoming mushy.
  9. 9Season the pasta
    Seasoning being sprinkled from a packet over the spaghetti, broccoli, and cherry tomatoes in a wok.

    Pour the contents of the seasoning packet over the pasta and vegetables in the wok to distribute the flavor evenly.

    Tip: Sprinkle the seasoning gradually while tossing to ensure even coating.
  10. 10Stir-fry to finish
    A person using a spatula to stir-fry spaghetti, broccoli, cherry tomatoes, and eggs in a wok.

    Use a spatula to stir-fry all the ingredients together thoroughly until they are well combined and heated through.

    Tip: Keep the ingredients moving constantly to achieve an even stir-fry result.

Burn It Off

Leisurely Cycling
~1 hour and 15 minutes of leisurely cycling (~15 km/h).
Brisk Walking
~1 hour and 35 minutes of brisk walking (~5 km/h).
Kitchen Cleaning
~2 hours and 50 minutes of post-meal kitchen cleaning.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, bell peppers, snap peas, or zucchini work well as alternatives to broccoli and retain a nice crunch when stir-fried.
Cook the pasta one minute less than the package instructions indicate for al dente, and ensure you complete the cold water soak thoroughly.
Absolutely. You can use a combination of soy sauce, a pinch of sugar, and a dash of garlic powder to achieve a savory, balanced flavor profile.
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