Today, when I came home from school, I saw my mother busy in the kitchen and walked into the kitchen gently. I saw my mother preparing to burn tomatoes and scrambled eggs. I saw my mother break the egg, pour the egg white and yolk into a bowl, and kept stirring with chopsticks for a while, and the egg became an egg paste. Mother cut the tomato into pieces again. The preparatory work was finished, and mother began to burn. Mom turned on the range hood first, then lit the gas stove and put it in the wok. Then she poured the oil into the wok and put the onion and ginger in it. I saw my mother waiting, so I asked curiously, "Mom, what are you waiting for? Why not just put the eggs and tomato pieces in? " Mom smiled and replied, "You can't put the food in until the oil is boiled." Oh! So that's it! Cooking is also learned. The oil boiled, and my mother gently put the eggs into the pot, and kept turning the pot. After a while, it became a big omelet. Mother cut the omelet into pieces with a shovel and put it on a plate for later use. Then I put a little oil in the pot. When the oil is hot, I put the tomatoes in the pot and stir-fry, add seasoning, stir-fry until they are half cooked, then put the eggs in and stir-fry. After a while, a smell came to my nose, and my mother put the dishes on the plate.