Scallion Ham and Egg Rice

Scallion Ham and Egg Rice

by Food is still a little daughter-in-law

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

When I was young, I couldn't sleep when I was hungry at night. I had to get up and eat all the time to fall asleep at ease. I have the potential of being a little fat man. So I learned to be self-reliant at a very young age, and I would always take out the leftover rice in the refrigerator at that time, and eat it with scrambled eggs and fried rice. I feel that I don’t have to be hungry by myself. It’s great!
Actually, basically, there are no good tips for this rice. I remember that when I was young, my grandma would use lard to fry it, and it would be more fragrant in my memory! However, for the sake of health now, I seldom eat it, most of the time I use vegetable oil! It's better to fry it with overnight rice, because there is not much water left, it will come out one by one, with some kimchi, fermented bean curd and the like, it is very appetizing! "

Ingredients

Scallion Ham and Egg Rice

1. Prepare ingredients: two eggs, add a little salt to beat into egg mixture, a large bowl of leftover rice, diced ham, and minced shallots.

Scallion Ham and Egg Rice recipe

2. Heat oil in the pan, lay the eggs and fry them into omelets, then fry the green onion and diced ham in the pan to create a fragrant flavor.

Scallion Ham and Egg Rice recipe

3. Add rice again, stir-fry evenly, fry loosely, and season with appropriate amount of salt.

Scallion Ham and Egg Rice recipe

4. When the pot is turned off and the heat is turned off, add the remaining green onion and stir well. If you like, you can add some MSG.

Scallion Ham and Egg Rice recipe

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