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Ingredients are very simple to prepare. I don't eat white rice, so please prepare brown rice. Cheongyang red pepper and green onion thinly!
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I like salted pollack roe, so I often put it in the soup and fried rice as a dish. There are other recipes using salted pollack roe, so I'll post them one by one soon.
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Prepare Cheongyang red pepper and thinly sliced green onion.
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When you make fried rice, it's better to put cold rice than hot rice And the unique texture of fried rice comes out, and the unique texture of fried rice comes out when the moisture is drained. So I took out a bowl of rice in advance.
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While the rice is cooling, I will scramble it with eggs first. I added a bit of mirin and didn't season it. Salted pollack roe fried rice itself, so I skipped it.
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Pour some cooking oil into a heated pan, beat eggs over medium heat and stir You can put it on a plate as soon as it gets soft. Remove it from half-cooked feeling It's cooked by preheating.
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Put 1 tablespoon of cooking oil back into the pan and stir-fry green onions and cheongyang peppers.
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When the green onions are cooked.. I'll add the salted pollack roe
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Crush it for me.
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Add the cooled rice
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Mix it well. My liver is just right.
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Wrap it up with a spoon of sesame oil
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It's delicious even if you eat it as it is.. Pukibebe adds two more things to salted pollack roe fried rice!
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Put salted pollack roe fried rice on a plate
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Put scrambled eggs on top
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If you put seaweed flakes on it, it's Phukibebe's salted pollack roe fried rice.