Fried Rice with Wild Pepper and Ham

Fried Rice with Wild Pepper and Ham

by May Little Chef

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

1

This fried rice is like a kind of female paper. The typical appearance is soft and the heart is hot. Haha, the highlight of the fried rice must be wild sansho (pickled peppers made of wild sansho or Chaotian peppers can be used). It can be served with diced ham and minced beef. The seasoning only contains salt and monosodium glutamate. At first glance, you will feel very refreshing. In fact, you have been confused by her surface. A big mouthful will keep you sweaty. Think of it as your alternative heating method.

Ingredients

Fried Rice with Wild Pepper and Ham

1. Dice the ham, mince the wild pepper, I also made some chili rings

Fried Rice with Wild Pepper and Ham recipe

2. Add oil to the pan, first add the chili and stir-fry slightly

Fried Rice with Wild Pepper and Ham recipe

3. Fry the diced ham for a while

Fried Rice with Wild Pepper and Ham recipe

4. Put in the rice and stir-fry slowly over a low fire. The rice that I had that day was a bit soft, just watch it.

Fried Rice with Wild Pepper and Ham recipe

5. Finally, add salt and chicken essence to season and fry, and it's out of the pot

Fried Rice with Wild Pepper and Ham recipe

Tips:

The amount of pickled peppers is based on your own acceptance. Don’t put too much of your mind. Be careful to change Tony Leung’s sausage mouth. It’s best to use cold rice for fried rice. You can use any kind of rice if you’re left with the magical rice Don't be too thin and dry, we don't want so much.

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