Chinese-Style Sausage
Egg Breakfast Burger

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A quick and savory Chinese-style breakfast burger featuring juicy steam-fried sausages, a flavorful scallion omelet, and melted cheese in a toasted bun.

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This recipe puts a modern, quick spin on classic Chinese breakfast street food flavors. By utilizing steam-frying techniques for both the sausages and the bun, it delivers a satisfyingly hot and juicy result in minutes. Perfect for busy mornings when you crave something savory and filling.

A toasted sesame bun loaded with a fluffy sausage and egg omelet and melted cheese.
A toasted sesame bun loaded with a fluffy sausage and egg omelet and melted cheese.
Prep5 mins
Cook15 mins
Total20 mins
Yield1 serving
DifficultyEasy
Calories800 kcal

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. 1Pan-fry the burger bun
    A frozen burger bun with sesame seeds cooking in a dry, non-stick pan on the stove.

    Place the frozen burger bun in a non-stick pan and pan-fry over medium heat until the exterior is warmed and slightly toasted. This ensures the bun is soft and ready for the filling.

    Tip: Keep the heat moderate to avoid burning the sesame seeds on the bun.
  2. 2Steam the sausages
    Small sausages placed in a pan with a burger bun, with a clear measuring cup pouring a small amount of water over them.

    Add the package of juicy sausages to the pan alongside the bun. Pour in a small amount of water, cover the pan with a lid, and let it simmer on low heat. This steam-cooks the sausages thoroughly while keeping them moist.

    Tip: Adding water allows the sausages to cook evenly and prevents them from drying out or burning.
  3. 3Prepare the seasoned egg mixture
    Hands cracking an egg into a small metal pot containing chili oil, powder, sesame salt, and frozen green onions.

    Crack an egg into a small pot and add a splash of water to make it more tender. Whisk in chili oil, chili powder, chia seed sesame salt, and frozen green onions to create a flavorful egg base.

    Tip: Whisking thoroughly ensures the seasonings are well-distributed throughout the egg.
  4. 4Cut and fry the sausages
    Scissors cutting open small, browned sausages directly in the frying pan.

    After the sausages have softened, remove the bun from the pan. Spray a little oil in the pan and use scissors to cut the sausages open, exposing the interior, and fry them until they turn golden brown.

    Tip: Cutting the sausages helps them cook faster and develop a crispy, golden surface.
  5. 5Cook the egg and sausages
    Whisked egg mixture being poured from a small pot into a frying pan with cooked sausage pieces.

    Pour the seasoned egg mixture into the pan with the golden-brown sausages. Cook over low heat until the egg is set.

    Tip: Keep the heat low so the egg cooks gently without burning the bottom.
  6. 6Melt the cheese
    A slice of yellow cheese being placed onto the cooked egg and sausage mixture in the pan.

    Once the egg is set, place a slice of cheese on top of the egg and sausage mixture. Sprinkle with black pepper, cover the pan with a lid for a moment, and allow the cheese to melt completely.

    Tip: The residual heat from the eggs and the covered pan is enough to melt the cheese perfectly.
  7. 7Slice the bun
    A close-up view of a hand using kitchen scissors to cut a toasted, sesame-topped bun in half.

    Take the toasted burger bun and carefully cut it in half using scissors. This ensures a clean cut for assembling the burger with the prepared filling.

    Tip: Using kitchen scissors is a quick and precise way to split soft buns without squashing them.
  8. 8Apply sauce and assemble
    Honey mustard sauce being squeezed from a bottle onto the cut sides of two round burger buns placed on a wooden board.

    Take the cut bun halves and drizzle a generous amount of honey mustard sauce onto the interior sides before assembling the burger with your egg and sausage filling. This adds a tangy and sweet flavor profile to the final dish.

    Tip: Drizzle in a zigzag pattern to ensure even coverage across the bun surface.

Storage Instructions

Best enjoyed fresh
N/A
This burger is best eaten immediately while the bun is warm and the cheese is melted

Burn It Off

Running
~70 minutes at a vigorous pace (~11.5 km/h).
Badminton
~1 hour 40 minutes of energetic play.
Brisk Walking
~2 hours 40 minutes at a steady pace (~6 km/h).

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, while the recipe uses small juicy sausages (like cocktail sausages or franks), Chinese lap cheong (sweet sausage) works beautifully, though it wont be as juicy and needs careful monitoring not to burn.
A small amount of water makes the egg texture much lighter and fluffier, which contrasts nicely with the dense bun and sausages. It acts similarly to adding milk.
No, but the technique described (pan-frying and then steaming with the sausages) works best for frozen buns to ensure they are softened through without becoming hard. For fresh buns, just lightly toast them.
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