Transform the traditional steamed egg dish this weekend with 2 types of fruit that are both delicious and extremely nutritious. With a light sweet and sour taste blended with a bit of richness from the eggs, it promises to bring your family an extremely appealing dish. Get cooking with TasteVN to check out 2 recipes for steamed dishes with tomatoes and oranges!
1. Tomato Steamed Eggs

Preparation
5 minutes
Cooking
20 minutes
Difficulty
Easy
Ingredients for Tomato Steamed Eggs Serves 4
Tomatoes 4 pieces Chicken eggs 4 pieces Sausages 150 gr Dill 3 sprigs (chopped) Common seasonings a little (sugar/ salt/ seasoning powder)
How to choose fresh and delicious tomatoes
- Natural ripe tomatoes have a plump skin and bright red color. If you pay close attention, you will see small specks in the flesh of the fruit through the skin. When you cut the fruit, you will see the red ripe pulp with a lot of white seeds and pulp.
- You should choose firm fruits, do not select those that are soft because they spoil quickly and get bruised.
- If the stem of the tomato is green and tightly attached to the body, it means the fruit is naturally ripe.
- Compared to naturally ripe tomatoes, tomatoes soaked in chemical substances usually lack fragrance, are not red, and are quite hard. When processed, tomatoes take a long time to soften, have little pulp, and a pale red color.
Required tools
Steamer, knife, cutting board, bowl, chopsticks,…
How to make Steamed Eggs with Tomatoes
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Prepare the ingredients
First, you dice the sausage. Next, wash the tomatoes, cut off the stem, and scoop out the pulp inside.
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Mix the egg mixture
Add 4 chicken eggs, diced sausage, chopped dill, 1 teaspoon of sugar, 1/2 teaspoon of salt, and 1 teaspoon of seasoning into a bowl.
Use chopsticks to stir the mixture until well combined.
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Pour into molds and steam the eggs
Pour the egg mixture into the tomatoes, then place them in a steamer.
Boil a pot of water, place the steamer on top, cover tightly, and steam for 20 minutes over low heat. After steaming, turn off the heat, take the steamed tomato eggs out onto a plate, and they are ready to enjoy.
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Finished product
Steamed eggs with tomatoes have an eye-catching and attractive appearance, with each spoonful of rich eggs perfectly combined with crispy sausages, and a hint of dill, making it instantly enjoyable.
When enjoying, you can eat with a bit of chili sauce or soy sauce to enhance the rich flavor of the eggs.
Mr. Thanh Hoa successfully made steamed eggs with tomatoes using a simple recipe. Refer to it for new experiences when enjoying this dish!
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2. Steamed orange eggs

Preparation
10 minutes
Cooking
17 minutes
Difficulty level
Easy
Ingredients for Steamed orange eggs For 1 person
Chicken eggs 2 eggs Orange 1 fruit Sugar 1 teaspoon Salt 1.5 teaspoons
How to choose fresh, delicious oranges
- For this dish, you should choose Egyptian yellow oranges or Australian oranges to ensure the dish has the right flavor.
- Good oranges will still have the stem; when touched, the stem feels firm and cannot be easily broken off by hand.
- Choose oranges with fresh skin, feeling smooth and shiny when touched, and when gently squeezed, essential oil will be released.
- You should choose oranges that are uniformly round, feel firm in hand, and have a yellow color at the bottom. Additionally, pay attention to the calyx of the orange; if it is sunken compared to the surrounding surface, that is a juicy orange.
- Avoid choosing oranges with soft, wrinkled skins and dark brown spots, as these are often not fresh and show signs of being spoiled or rotten.
Required tools
Steaming basket, knife, cutting board, spoon, strainer, blender, plastic wrap…
How to make Steamed Orange Eggs
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Prepare the oranges
Use a knife to cut off the top of the orange, then use the knife and spoon to remove all the flesh from the orange.
Next, use a blender to puree the orange flesh and strain it through a strainer to extract the juice.
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Beat and sift the egg mixture
Add 2 eggs, 1 teaspoon of sugar, 1.5 teaspoons of salt, orange juice into a bowl and stir well.
Strain the mixture through a sieve once more for a smooth consistency.
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Steam the eggs
Pour the egg mixture into the orange peel, cover tightly with a layer of plastic wrap, then place it in the steamer.
Boil a pot of water, place the steamer on top, cover and steam for 15 – 17 minutes until the eggs are set.
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Finished product
The steamed orange egg dish after completion is fluffy, and when eaten, you will experience the sweet and sour taste of orange combined with the rich flavor of the eggs, which is unique but extremely delicious.
How to choose good eggs
- Eggshell: Fresh eggs will have a thin white powdery layer on the outside, feeling rough or heavy when touched. If the eggshell is smooth, shiny, or has cracks, it means the eggs have been left in the nest for too long and are not fresh.
- Light test: You can shine a light through the egg or use a rolled-up newspaper to check under sunlight. If you see that the air cell of the egg is still small, the yolk is round and does not move, and the white is transparent with a light orange or pink color, then the egg is fresh. In the case of old eggs, they will have a reddish color with many moving veins and a large air cell.
- Shake gently: Hold the egg to your ear and shake it lightly; if you hear a sound, it indicates the egg is old and has been left for a long time. If you don’t hear anything but feel the egg moving strongly, it is a bad egg, possibly from a hen that is in the process of hatching,…
- If possible, you should use a 10% salt solution to drop the egg into. If the egg sinks to the bottom of the water, it is a freshly laid egg. If the egg floats to the surface, it has been left for more than 5 days.
See more: How to choose fresh, quality eggs
With 2 detailed recipes for steamed egg with tomato and orange above, TasteVN is confident that your family’s meal menu will be more attractive and delicious. Wishing you success in your cooking!
*Source of recipe and images from the YouTube channel Cooky TV and the website Cooky.vn