STEP 1/8
Remove only the flesh of the chicken, tear it apart, and chop all the vegetables. The chicken had two wings and two breasts left, and it's not a Korean fried chicken, but it's papais, so I wrote "radish," but it's not a radish when I order chicken, so I washed the radish that no one eats and used it. If you don't have it, you can skip it.
STEP 2/8
First, put oil in a pan and stir-fry ground garlic, onions, and green onions until onions are transparent.
STEP 3/8
Then add carrots and stir-fry until cooked. I personally hated carrots since I was young, but I force myself to eat them after I grow up, so I cut them into small pieces and cook them thoroughly
STEP 4/8
Add celery and stir-fry it
STEP 5/8
After celery, it's shredded chicken.
STEP 6/8
Sprinkle curry powder and salt and stir-fry thoroughly so that there is no moisture left in the ingredients.
STEP 7/8
Please put it in well-cooked rice. The point of fried rice is to remove moisture from the ingredients by controlling the heat and stir-fry the sticky rice one by one so that it doesn't break. When I make fried rice, I purposely cook white rice separately in a pot, but I was busy today because it was the day before Valentine's Day, so I used brown rice in the rice cooker and it flew around
STEP 8/8
Mix it well and stir-fry it until the rice is pressed. It's done.
1. I used Baekse curry powder, but the members said it was spicy, so I added only 2 Tsps of salt and added a little more salt, but if you don't mind if the curry isn't spicy or spicy, add a little more curry powder and it will taste better.
2. If you are using raw meat instead of leftover chicken, please add more curry powder or a little more salt.
3. One tablespoon equals three tablespoons.