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huiray

huiray

Fried rice, in the pan.

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The leftovers from above (see this post) simmered down a bit to generate some caramelization (the fish sauce aroma is quite clear... :) ), then pushed to the side of the pan; oil added in the middle, sliced young reddish onions [Nading Farm] (lower parts) added, tossed/stirred around briefly; two farm-fresh eggs [Schacht Farm] broken into the puddle of hot oil, scrambled/marbled in situ; day-old white rice [Z Reserve] added in, plus a bit of salt. Stirred/tossed around just to mix in; chopped mizuna [Wild's Apple Farm] then chopped green parts of those reddish young onions added in, everything stirred/tossed around, scraping up the caramelized bits. Covered, heat turned off, stood for a minute. Cover removed, flowering tops plus some leaves of Siam Queen Thai basil (from my deck) scattered over (this is when the pic was taken), then folded in. Served.

huiray

huiray

Fried rice, in the pan.

DSCN9793a_600.jpg

The leftovers from above (see this post) simmered down a bit to generate some caramelization (the fish sauce aroma is quite clear... :) ), then pushed to the side of the pan; oil added in the middle, sliced young reddish onions [Nading Farm] (lower parts) added, tossed/stirred around briefly; two farm-fresh eggs [Schacht Farm] broken into the puddle of hot oil, scrambled/marbled in situ; day-old white rice [Z Reserve] added in, plus a bit of salt. Stirred/tossed around just to mix in; chopped mizuna [Wild's Apple Farm] then chopped green parts of those reddish young onions added in, everything stirred/tossed around, scraping up the caramelized bits. Covered, heat turned off, stood for a minute. Cover removed, flowering tops plus some leaves of Siam Queen Thai basil (from my deck) scattered in (this is when the pic was taken), then folded in. Served.

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