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Friday, November 25, 2011

Korean Kimchi fried rice



My daughter is Korean drama/K-pop super supporter. And now Kimchi also become our family's favourite dish..I saw this Korean Kimchi fried rice in a Korean cookbook that i bought during my trip to Shanghai. I tried and i have served this fried rice many times as my family just love it..





Korean Kimchi fried rice


Usually we serve this with a sunny side-up egg, when the runny egg yolk mixed with the fried rice, so flavourful, creamy, spicy and sour, it was so delicious!

Korean Kimchi fried rice


Korean Kimchi fried rice



Korean Kimchi fried rice
(recipe source: by Sonia aka Nasi Lemak Lover)


2cups uncooked Japanese short grain rice, cook in a rice cooker


Korean Kimchi fried rice1 onion, chopped
½ yellow pepper, cubed
1 Japanese cucumber, cubed
½ small carrot, chopped


200g chicken breast, cubed (marinate with salt and pepper) , or replaced with minced beef or pork
130g Korean Kimchi, chopped


Seasonings
Chicken stock powder
Salt
Japanese cooking wine, optional


Method
1. Heat some oil in a non-stick pan, sauté onion till aroma.
2. Add chicken, stir fry for 1-2mins.
3. Add in pepper, cucumber, carrot, mix well with chicken and sauté for a while.
4. Add in chopped Kimchi and cooked rice, stir fry to mix well
5. Add in seasonings, stir fry to mix well. Last sprinkle some Japanese cooking wine, combine well. Dish out and serve immediately with a sunny side-up egg, Enjoy!!




Wishing all who celebrates, a very Happy Thanksgiving day and Happy Holidays!! 

55 comments:

  1. Sonia , that's really yummy for breakfast or lunch or dinner heck even tea time :D It has all those different flavor and texture that I love ;D Great recipe :)

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  2. Wow, thanks for your recipe. It looks like original kimchi fry rice I had at Korea. Yummy... I like Korean food very much.

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  3. Very tempting and delicious fried rice.my son would be glad if he's served with that bowl of rice with eggs:)

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  4. 我曾经也很爱看韩剧,呵呵
    我买了两个石锅
    打算煮这个:)

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  5. Sonia this looks like an easy and delicious dish. Sometimes we need recipe like this in the kitchen. Simple n tasty!

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  6. Initially I bought the kimchi intended to make kimchi fried rice, but later my mum used it to cook with lean meat. Now all the kimchi gone and my fried rice still haven't come out yet.. hahaha

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  7. Dinner time coming, u making me craving for it... hehe...

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  8. Me too me too...my family also like kimchi so much!! I just made last week about 4kg kimchi...but already finish half...

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  9. Oh yum. Like kimchi very much and this is a very interesting recipe.

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  10. This looks delicious! I love kimchi! Thanks for sharing!

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  11. every ingredients just matched perfectly...this look simple but definitely a delectable dish...:)

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  12. i also made a couple of times fried rice with kimchi from the batch of kimchi that i made few weeks ago. Simply good!!

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  13. Mmm, interesting, can add kimchi to fried rice...

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  14. I love kimchi even on its own ... kimchi fried rice sounds great!

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  15. Sonia I think I get the idea of a very delicious dinner this weekend! Love your kimchi fried rice!

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  16. wow, this fried rice looks really good, think must be very delicious. personally i dun like to eat kimchi, but dunno why i like it when it's used to make kimchi ramen/noodles. think this kimchi fried rice must be tasty too though i still havent got the chance to try.

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  17. Kimchi is very good for health,this fried rice looks very delicious.

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  18. this looks so good :-) love fried rice dishes

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  19. This is great for breakfast! I have to try this =D
    Thanks for sharing.

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  20. Sonia, I am a Malaysian, has been staying in Korea for over 20 years.Kimchi fried rice is very common in Korea,we don't use those newly made Kimchi to cook the Kimchi fried rice, the taste will be totally different from those "old" kimchi. Normally, we chopped the kimchi,fry it with perilla oil ( can get it from the Korean supermarket,we call it 들기름),Korean red pepper paste ,this is the basic ingredients before add it the rice ,sausage or tuna...you may try it....

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  21. This looks great. I like that you place an egg on top.

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  22. i love it too.. but my family seem doesn't like it ..><

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  23. I like kimchi very much. Will try this out. Thanks for sharing this great recipe.

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  24. I remember when I was in Korea many years ago, I had trouble eating Korean food but I am getting better at it now. Still, I am not a big fan of Korean food:D I am sure this fried rice taste good to those who loves kimchi.

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  25. Yum, but I am not quite a fan of kimchi yet, but should be better in fried rice.

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  26. Kimchi could be quite addictive! I love the simplicity of this fried rice.

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  27. hehhe i was also very obsessed with korean stuff a few years ago. now not so, but i still make kimchi, in fact i have a tupperware box of it in my fridge now, so this fried rice looks perfect!

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  28. Its like bimbimbup using kimchi!! So creative!

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  29. I love to add kimchi in my noodles and I bet it tastes good to add kimchi in fried rice too, yummy!

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  30. Omg! Look at that melty, runny egg yolk! I can imagine how good it would taste mixed with Kimchi fried rice... I must try it the next time I get hold of some Kimchi!

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  31. I love kimchi fried rice! yumm!

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  32. I love kimchi, I know I will surely love a bowl of this too. Kimchi makes excellent flavouring, if you love the spicy and sourish taste. I used it for frying with eggs and steaming ribs too, yummy!

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  33. wah。。。the runny egg.... with fried rice.... yummy!!

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  34. 看到那个runny egg,
    我就受不了了。

    要吃!要吃!!!

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  35. I used to cook a lot of this when I always stock up kimchi in fridge but now not cooking anymore :P

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  36. Hi Sonia! How have you been? Well I know you've been cooking great stuff as usual. :-) I'm not a big fan of kimchi (you know I am not very good with spicy food), but kimchi + rice combination sounds so delicious and now you put a fried egg on it... gosh I have to try this. My husband is a big kimchi fan and he makes his own kimchi soup etc because I don't cook. LOL. Thanks for posting this! Can't wait to try and I might become a big kimchi fan after all. heheh.

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  37. Eileen@Hundred Eighty DegreesNovember 28, 2011 at 6:21 PM

    This dish can really make me hungry...

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  38. Would love to try this kimchi fried rice. Looks really delicious.

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  39. Oh boy, I would love to have this for lunch!

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  40. Now, this is something have yet tried. Sounds really tempting.
    Kristy

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  41. Wow, I like this special fried-rice.And eating with that medium cooked fried-egg, perfect!1 order from me, can?

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  42. My daughters are also Korean drama/K-pop supporter too.
    I love kimchi, gotta try this...:)

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  43. What a great idea to add kimchi to fried rice!

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  44. I love Kimchi fried rice and yours is fantastic!

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  45. I Love Korean Food soooo much, especially the kimchi soup. Uhhh... so yum..... Btw, thanks for your kimchi fried rice recipe. Will try it one day :)

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  46. Kam Mooi Chin, Thanks for sharing Korean true version of Kimchi fried rice.

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  47. that runny egg on top of the rice sure makes it better for me ;)

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  48. Would love to try this kimchi fried rice. Looks really delicious.

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  49. Googling 'Macarons' lead me here... surprise, surprise!

    Nothing taste more heavenly than melty egg yolks mixed with rice, omg. I'm craving some of your Kimchee fried rice.

    xx
    LadyG

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