One-Pot Pasta with Egg and Vegetables

Prep: 5 minCook: 15 min1 servingsmediumFrench-Italian fusion
One-Pot Pasta with Egg and Vegetables

Single-wok pasta dish combining frozen vegetables, tomato puree, and a raw egg stirred in at the end. Mushrooms, bell peppers, and onion cook with pasta and vegetable stock, finished with a cracked egg that sets in the residual heat. Ready in 15 minutes with minimal cleanup.

Ingredients

1 servings
  • 2 ½ oz g pâtes (poids cru)
  • 3 ½ oz g champignons (surgelés ici)
  • 3 ½ oz g poivrons (en lamelles, surgelés ici)
  • 1.1 oz g oignon surgelé (ou quelques lamelles d'oignon frais)
  • cups ml purée de tomates (correspond à 1 petite brique)
  • 1 oeuf
  • 1 cube de bouillon de légumes
  • sel
  • poivre
  • basilic
  • origan
  • 0.9 cups ml eau froide

Instructions

  1. 1

    Add all ingredients to the wok

  2. 2

    Cover and heat over medium flame

  3. 3

    Stir occasionally and cook for 12 minutes

  4. 4

    Create a well in the center with a spoon and crack the egg into it

  5. 5

    Cover and cook for 3 minutes more

Tips

Tip 1

Stir frequently to prevent pasta sticking to the bottom of the wok

Tip 2

If using fresh onion instead of frozen, mince finely for faster cooking

Good to Know

Storage

Refrigerate covered up to 2 days. Reheat gently with added water to restore texture.

Make Ahead

Prep vegetables and measure dry ingredients into the wok bowl. Add liquid and egg just before cooking.

Serve With

Serve directly from the wok or transfer to bowls. Adjust seasoning to taste after egg sets.

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Common Mistakes

Watch

Do not skip the cover to avoid uneven pasta cooking and excessive water evaporation

Watch

Do not stir vigorously after adding the egg to avoid breaking the yolk prematurely

Substitutions

mushrooms
zucchini1:1vegetarian

similar texture when frozen

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bell peppers
carrots1:1vegetarian

requires slightly longer cooking

Full guide →
vegetable stock cube
chicken stock cube1:1neutral flavor

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