Defrost the frozen oysters completely, wash carefully in cold water and drain well.
Mix the tapioca/corn starch and rice flour together with the water and make a watery starchy solution. Set aside for later use.
Heat the shallow flat frying pan with 2 tablespoons of oil. Stir fry the white portion of the spring onion and garlic until fragrant. Pour in the starch solution until the batter is half cooked (about 15 seconds). Add in the beaten eggs and when the eggs are almost cooked (set), add in seasonings such as fish sauce and white pepper. Stir until well mixed. Add in the fresh oysters, stir fry for another one minute. Off the heat and garnish with coriander leaves or spring onions. Best served hot as a snack with home made chilli sauce or additional fish sauce dusted with white pepper.
CONCLUSION
A very simple dish. Nothing to shout about. If you like the tapioca flour, do add a bit more and use less eggs to become O Jian. Remember that only add the oyster at the very last step to prevent over cooked. Oyster can get cooked within 30 seconds. Do give it a try.