Chicken Foo Yung

Slice your chicken breast, chunks, strips, however you like.

Using a non stick pan on medium high heat start to brown of the chicken, adjust your cooking time depending on how finely you've sliced it.

Meanwhile, beat the eggs in a bowl until just mixed, you don't want there to be air bubbles like for traditional omelettes.

Add a teaspoon of soy sauce to the eggs and give it a swirl (this will give you a nice marbled effect)

When the chicken is done add it to the eggs then add it all back into the pan. Don't stir.

Pour one and a half cups of water into a small pan and bring to the boil.

Mix the cornflour (cornstarch), the remaining soy sauce, the stock cube and the chilli flakes in to the remaining half a cup of water.

Once the water on the stove is boiling add the cornstarch and stock mix to the boiling water, stir and turn down to a simmer.

By now your Foo Yung should nearly be cooked through. Using a palette knife a spatula flip it over in the pan to brown the top (now the bottom)

Your 'gravy' should have thickened by now so you can remove from the heat.

When the Foo Yung is brown on both sides, slide onto a plate (I like to roughly chop it and arrange in a pile) then pour over the 'gravy' to taste

Enjoy!