STEP 1/11
Frozen vegetable mix and frozen brocolin available for purchase. I bought it on Coupang. So you can easily make fried rice or kkanpunggi. I defrosted all the frozen shrimp and sliced Cheongyang red pepper.
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Beat in the egg and give it to them. I didn't season it.
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The most unusual part of Chef Lee Yeon-bok's fried rice, whether it will be eaten locally, is to put oil on a heated pan and fry the beaten eggs first. Grease a heated pan and stir-fry the eggs first.
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Stir in eggs, stirring as much as scrambled.
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And then add the rice. Stir-fry the rice evenly with the egg, pressing it with a ladle so that it does not clump together.
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When the rice grains are all melted and you're wearing egg clothes, now add vegetable mix, brocolin, and cheongyang pepper and stir-fry them together. Stir-fry while turning it upside down to mix well.
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The rice and vegetables are fried first. What about shrimp? I'm going to make it last and stir-fry it.
STEP 8/11
The shrimp is finally going in. And the liver starts. Season it with salt and pepper.
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Oyster sauce and chicken stock are added when shrimp are mixed and stir-fried. Season with salt, oyster sauce, and chicken stock.
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Various ingredients were mixed evenly, and eggs were evenly coated on the rice. Fried rice is ready.
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Chef Lee Yeon-bok's fried rice is ready to be eaten locally.