Emre’s Fried Rice (with a Turkish Twist)

Everybody knows this is a classic for Korean, Japanese and Chinese culture and we all love it. I add sucuk as protein and that’s the twist. Hope you try and like it!
Emre’s Fried Rice (with a Turkish Twist)
Everybody knows this is a classic for Korean, Japanese and Chinese culture and we all love it. I add sucuk as protein and that’s the twist. Hope you try and like it!
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Put rice, chicken stock tablet and a cup of water in a pot. Cook it on low heat until you get a fluffy texture.
If you have leftover rice, use that with this recipe. Or rest your cooked rice for a day in the refrigerator. Trust me, it tastes much better and the texture is so good. It won’t get mushy.
- 2
Chop the onion, carrot, green peppers, and sucuk.
Put a tablespoon olive oil into a deep pan. Crack the eggs in a bowl, add a pinch of salt and whisk with a fork. Then scramble the eggs and set aside.
- 3
Put the remaining oil into the same pan and add vegetables until they’re soft. Add sucuk later, it crisps up easily, don’t make it go dry. And add the scrambled eggs.
Add a pinch of salt, black pepper and dried thyme.
Stir fry all the garnishes a little bit before adding the rice.
- 4
Add the rice and go on stir frying until rice gets warm and all of the flavors are combined.
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