Good Night Bear-rilakkuma Curry Rice

Good Night Bear-rilakkuma Curry Rice

by Angel falling to earth

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

15m

Serving

2

It’s not easy to eat alone. If you cook too much, you can’t finish eating. If you cook less, you can’t eat enough. The rice cooker is also bigger. You have to wash the pot and wash the dishes if you steam the rice at a time. The steamed rice in the fresh-keeping box is just enough to eat. When you are finished, put the vegetables next to it and make a cute bento. The glass fresh-keeping box is easy to clean. This also reduces the tedious work of washing dishes and saves water. It is environmentally friendly. Now Chenchen When the baby saw the Glass crisper, he said I want to eat a bear, I want to eat a bear. The cute Rilakkuma sleeps comfortably in the glass house in Grasse, good night, little bear! "

Ingredients

Good Night Bear-rilakkuma Curry Rice

1. Prepare the ingredients.

Good Night Bear-rilakkuma Curry Rice recipe

2. Wash the rice with 1 finger and steam it in a pot with cold water.

Good Night Bear-rilakkuma Curry Rice recipe

3. Cut potatoes, carrots, chicken breasts, and mushrooms into small pieces for later use.

Good Night Bear-rilakkuma Curry Rice recipe

4. Spread a thin layer of oil in the pan, add a little starch to the eggs and stir evenly to form an omelet.

Good Night Bear-rilakkuma Curry Rice recipe

5. After taking out the omelet, put oil in the pan, pour the chicken breast and stir fry for a while when the oil is hot.

Good Night Bear-rilakkuma Curry Rice recipe

6. Add potatoes and carrots and continue to stir fry.

Good Night Bear-rilakkuma Curry Rice recipe

7. Add 1 bowl of water and 1 piece of curry and stir well.

Good Night Bear-rilakkuma Curry Rice recipe

8. Continue to add the mushrooms and cook together.

Good Night Bear-rilakkuma Curry Rice recipe

9. Take out half of the steamed rice.

Good Night Bear-rilakkuma Curry Rice recipe

10. Fill in the fried dishes.

Good Night Bear-rilakkuma Curry Rice recipe

11. Add a little soy sauce to the removed rice and mix well.

Good Night Bear-rilakkuma Curry Rice recipe

12. Dump the bear's head with plastic wrap.

Good Night Bear-rilakkuma Curry Rice recipe

13. Put it in the right place.

Good Night Bear-rilakkuma Curry Rice recipe

14. Put it in the right place.

Good Night Bear-rilakkuma Curry Rice recipe

15. The ears and belly of the little bear are again grouped out.

Good Night Bear-rilakkuma Curry Rice recipe

16. Cut the quiche into squares and save the trimmed edges for later use.

Good Night Bear-rilakkuma Curry Rice recipe

17. Cover the quiche on the bear to make a quilt.

Good Night Bear-rilakkuma Curry Rice recipe

18. Make the bear's arm and place it on the quilt.

Good Night Bear-rilakkuma Curry Rice recipe

19. The cheese slices make the bear’s mouth and ears, and the seaweed cuts out the bear’s eyes, nose, and mouth.

Good Night Bear-rilakkuma Curry Rice recipe

20. The leftover omelet leftovers are cut into patterns with a wave knife, and a small hole is pressed out with a straw to make the quilt lace.

Good Night Bear-rilakkuma Curry Rice recipe

21. Then use carrots and quiche leftovers to press some small flowers to decorate.

Good Night Bear-rilakkuma Curry Rice recipe

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