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We need 2 sausages, 1 cheongyang pepper, 1 garlic, and 1 egg for ingredients.
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Chop the chives.
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Cut two and a half sausages and make a total of eight
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Chop the cheongyang peppers
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Chop up the garlic.
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Beat in the eggs.
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The sauce is 80-100ml of water + 1 tablespoon of sugar + 2 tablespoon of vinegar + 1 tablespoon of thick soy sauce.
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Grease the pan.
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Grill the sausage over high heat
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Cook it until it's golden brown.
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Drain the oil using a kitchen towel.
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Stir-fry chopped garlic in sausage baking oil until brown.
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Add the sauce and bring to a boil.
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When the sauce boils, add the sausage and cook for about 1 minute and 30 seconds.
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Spread the beaten eggs evenly, turn off the heat and wait for 30 seconds.
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Place the braised sausage on the prepared rice.
1. You can use pork cutlet instead of sausage.
2. Less soy sauce, less water. After numerous trials and errors, I got 30ml of golden ratio soy sauce + 80-100ml of water!
3. The amount of rice is 1.5 bowls. It's salty because it uses thick soy sauce. You have to adjust the balance by increasing the amount of rice.
4. Eggs are soft-boiled rather than hard-boiled. It's good if you eat it with a moist taste!
5. Sausage is fried in oil. The texture comes to life. Flavor up! Flavor up! Flavor up!
6. You can add onions, but don't add any other vegetables. The charm of "Soburi" is to eat as if it's not enough.