Bibimbap

by lillian831010

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

2

Before moving last year, I liked going to a nearby Korean restaurant opened by North Koreans to eat bibimbap. After I moved too far away, I never went. When I was making kimchi a while ago, I bought Korean chili paste and soybean paste by the way. Yesterday, I got off work half an hour earlier, and I had nothing to do. I remembered the taste of bibimbap, so I tried it myself. "

Bibimbap

1. Prepare the vegetables, wash and cut them for later use. Since it is dinner, I chose vegan and no meat. Bean sprouts, enoki mushrooms, mushrooms, fungus, etc. Simmer in the boiling water, and the bean sprouts will last a little longer.

2. One leftover rice, set aside.

3. Korean hot sauce, soy sauce spare

4. Wash and dry the casserole and brush with a layer of oil.

5. Spread the rice evenly on the bottom of the casserole.

6. The vegetables are fanned over the rice.

7. Fry a soft-boiled egg.

8. Put the fried eggs on top of the vegetables and heat the casserole over medium-low heat. After a few minutes, you can hear the sizzling sound and smell the burnt aroma of the rice.

9. Carefully place the casserole on the shelf and add a spoonful of Korean hot sauce and a spoonful of soybean paste.

10. Stir while it is hot and start eating. In other words, it's better to eat with a big spoon!

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