I love rice but when it comes to getting imaginative with cooking featuring rice, I’m afraid I can not rice to the challenge. Naku, kung hindi ako nagkakamali... I could only go as far as cooking arroz caldo and lugaw. But despite my busy schedule and jet lag (yeah… surprise, surprise! I am having a 2-week vacation back in Beijing!), I just couldn’t miss an LP round.
Here is a quick and simple recipe for egg fried rice that I usually prepare for breakfast to go with anything fried like tuyo, dilis (dried anchovies), longgonisa, tocino and the likes. Beware… it may not be for you. He he he I don’t wanna be responsible if you get Salmonella bacteria so just go check out this site before trying it.
Ingredients:
Cooked rice
Minced garlic
1 egg
1 tbsp of soy sauce (optional)
With little oil as possible, fry garlic until golden brown and aromatic. Add in left-over cooked rice, sprinkle with salt and pepper, and mix well. Add a tablespoon of soy sauce if you wish. Break an egg on top of it; briskly swirl around the egg yolk to break it up. Stir and cook until the rice is dry or as desired. Serve immediately.
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Hi Iska! I love fried rice this way! It’s quick and easy. My kind of dish
Thanks for always coming through for LP!
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i thought you were doing it the Iron Chef way where they mix the egg before they fry it.
but the simple fried rice looks inviting. reminds me of Star Rice though (alala mo yun? yung mini-mix yung Star Margarine sa kanin?)
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You know what this reminds me of, Iska? That dish of newly-cooked rice, with a crater dug in the middle and a raw egg dropped in, and then mixed!! My Paco would LOVE this, egg-lover that he is. I think I’ll surprise him with it early tomorrow morning (when the egg-allergic people are still asleep). Shhh…
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i think this is perfect with the egg just cooked by the heat. sarap nga with things fried.
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JMom, pinakamadaling gawin kasi din ito at masarap naman hindi ba?
Hi Dhey! Oo naman i remember star rice. sabi nga kulang daw ako nun kaya hindi ako lumaki hehehehe
Stef, i’ve read about that before but never tried it. Malamang ay pareho din ang lasa ano? Medyo takot lang ako na baka raw pa masyado ang egg…
desie, if you haven’t tried it… it’s about time. Masarap!
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