STEP 1/11
Wash Kawaji No. 1 rice and soak it in water. (1 to 2 hours)
If you don't have time, you can cook right after washing up.
STEP 2/11
Transfer the soaked rice to a pot.
Pour water into a pot. (Water height: 0.5~0.7cm on the surface of rice)
- Boil over medium heat for about 25 minutes.
STEP 3/11
Transfer the rice to a frying pan.
Add curry powder and butter and stir-fry over low heat.
Turn off the heat and stir-fry it for another 1 to 2 minutes.
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Put the fried rice into a foil container or bowl.
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Put beef flesh and butter on a heated pan.
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Bake one side on high heat for 4 minutes on the front and 3 minutes on the back.
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Put the cooked meat in foil right away without cooling it.
Prepare a fried egg after leaving it there for 10 minutes.
STEP 8/11
Put oil in a pan and bake eggs on low-medium heat.
STEP 9/11
Remove the meat wrapped in foil and cut it into bite-size pieces.
Place the meat on a dry pan heated over high heat without oil and cook it slightly more as if coating the surface.
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Put meat and fried eggs on top of the cooled rice and it's done!
It's the taste of the excitement of traveling as a seasoning!
A lunch box in the sky, "Steak curry rice," a simple in-flight meal, has been completed.
STEP 11/11
Kawaji No. 1 was very impressive rice with a sticky texture and soft sweetness. Immediately after cooking the rice, the unique sweetness lingered in my mouth for a long time, and the chewy texture and texture remained for a long time even after the rice cooled down. It was amazing that the rice grains did not clump together when cooking even though it was this sticky.
Kawaji No. 1 rice especially shone in dishes such as fried rice and kimbap. If there is a dish that needs a sticky, chewy texture and sweetness that does not disappear over time, I highly recommend it.
For crispy outside and moist inside, make sure to use the pan! Use it after heating it thoroughly. (About 3-4 minutes on high heat)