My Most Easy Recipe

I call it the Hong Kong Scramble.

First, the backstory...

Dec 2003-Jan 2004. I was visiting Lisa in Hong Kong. She had a Nike Design HK contract job, staying at a long-term hotel with a double bed. She was lonely, and had a large meal stipend. All I had to pay for was my flight and any additional shopping (all, she says, haha).
The room came equipped with a microwave and mini-fridge. We usually had dinner leftovers.

Lisa went to work fairly early and I loved waking up slowly, sipping TenRen Tung-ting Oolong tea and looking out the window at the fabulous view.

I would make a super simple breakfast adding an egg to the leftovers. Indian Curries were especially accepting to this method.

Hong Kong Scramble

1. Put stewy leftovers in a bowl (curries, rajas, mash potatoes, creamed spinach, etc).
2. Stir in an egg or two.
3. Cook in microwave for 1 minute. 
4. Remove, stir again.
5. Cook for another 30 seconds+ (as needed)
6. Enjoy!

Here's a Hong Kong traffic movie to watch while you eat your scramble:

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