STEP 1/9
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 2/9
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 3/9
Clean the vegetables while cooling the rice.
Transfer cooked rice to a pan.
Put the carrots, green beans, peas, and sweet corn on top.
Put butter on the rice and sprinkle salt and pepper.
Stir-fry over medium-low heat while stirring.
STEP 4/9
Transfer the completed fried rice to a foil container or bowl.
STEP 5/9
Put Vienna sausage on the pan without cutting it.
Cook over medium-low heat until golden brown.
STEP 6/9
Heat the pan and add oil.
Add 1 egg and stir-fry it over medium heat, stirring with chopsticks.
STEP 7/9
Put sausages and eggs on top of fried rice and it's done!
STEP 8/9
It's the taste of the excitement of traveling as a seasoning!
A simple children's in-flight meal, "Sausage Vegetable Fried Rice," a lunch boxed meal, has been completed.
I drew an airplane to make it feel like an in-flight meal and put a flag pick on it!
STEP 9/9
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.