A simple, delicate Chinese egg dish typically served at breakfast. The lightness of the dish can be adjusted by varying the amount of water used. Only use water up to twice the volume of the eggs or it will not set properly. This version of the recipe is the most basic; add toppings or incorporate other ingredients into the mix as desired.
Prepare a steamer. Beat the eggs with salt until smooth. Add water, whisking to form a homogeneous mixture.
Transfer eggs to a heat-proof container, cover with a cloth, and transfer to the steamer.
Reduce the heat of the steamer to medium-low and steam until eggs are just set.
Remove from steamer and let rest for 5 minutes. Serve, drizzled with sesame oil and soy sauce, and garnished with green onions.
Made this without toppings other than sesame oil, soy sauce, and sesame seeds. Didn't cover which caused a small amount of water to accumulate on top of each of the two portions, but it was easily spooned off when done. It was a bit too salty and would benefit from other toppings to give it complexity, but is otherwise good, and definitely creamy.