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How to make a sauce that is eaten little by little on rice called Friknampla: Originally, it should contain rat poop red pepper and fish sauce, but in Korea, there is Cheongyang red pepper and Joseon soy sauce. I'm going to cut some chili peppers
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Add a little bit of Joseon soy sauce and a little bit of cooking wine (you can add a little sugar or lime juice to your taste) and add minced garlic to complete the Freak Nampula.
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Tear 1 egg, rice, and leftover chicken into small pieces, chop garlic, chop chives into small pieces, and cut other vegetables into large pieces.
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Grease a heated frying pan, crack an egg, and stir it with chopsticks instead of frying to make scrambled eggs.
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When scrambled eggs are made, put them on a plate
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Grease the heated frying pan again and stir-fry the chives and minced garlic to make it fragrant.
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If it smells like garlic, add onions and chicken and stir-fry it
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Add rice and stir-fry sauce (1 spoon of oyster sauce, 1 spoon of Korean soy sauce, pepper, sugar, a little salt, cooking wine).
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Add mushrooms, bean sprouts, and hot pepper and stir-fry them
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When it's cooked well
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Put it on a plate. Making Thai fried rice kaopat and friknampla sauce with the remaining chicken was a great success. It's much more delicious than expected if you put a little bit of Priknampla sauce on the rice.
If you don't have fish sauce, you can replace it with sand lance or anchovy sauce, but for those who don't have it
You can use the Joseon soy sauce that your mom packed with you when you make side dishes. Just soy sauce never tastes like this.