Arroz Chaufa

Its name comes from the Chinese word "Chaufán," which means Fried Rice, representing the fusion of two ancient cultures: Chinese and Peruvian. It is one of the most iconic dishes of Peruvian Chifa cuisine. You can serve it as a main dish, but it is often served as a side with other Asian-inspired dishes. Here, I’m sharing how I make Chaufa at home so you can enjoy it too.
Arroz Chaufa
Its name comes from the Chinese word "Chaufán," which means Fried Rice, representing the fusion of two ancient cultures: Chinese and Peruvian. It is one of the most iconic dishes of Peruvian Chifa cuisine. You can serve it as a main dish, but it is often served as a side with other Asian-inspired dishes. Here, I’m sharing how I make Chaufa at home so you can enjoy it too.
Steps
- 1
Cook the rice with less salt than usual, or you can cook it without salt since you’ll add soy sauce later.
- 2
Beat the three eggs and fry them in a little oil. Cut the resulting omelet into small pieces (about 3/4 inch).
- 3
Separately, in a pot or skillet, cook the chicken breast. Once cooked, cut it into strips or small pieces.
- 4
If you’re using beef or pork (for example, you can use about 5 oz bacon), cut it into small cubes and fry in hot oil.
- 5
Now you have all the ingredients ready for mixing: the cooked rice, egg omelet pieces, cooked chicken strips, and/or fried beef or pork cubes.
- 6
To mix: In a skillet, heat one or two tablespoons of oil and sauté the ginger.
- 7
Add the egg omelet pieces and the meats you prepared (cooked chicken, beef, or pork, as you prefer).
- 8
Add the chopped red bell pepper and green onions, and cook briefly.
- 9
Add 5 tablespoons of soy sauce.
- 10
Finally, add the cooked rice with a splash of sesame oil. Mix everything together. If the mixture is too dry, add a little hot water or chicken broth. If it looks too pale or there are white spots, add a bit more soy sauce and mix.
- 11
After mixing, it’s ready to serve!
- 12
TIP: For better flavor, you can marinate the meats beforehand in a little soy sauce with a pinch of ginger.
- 13
Note: Only cook the green onions briefly to keep them from wilting and turning bitter.
- 14
P.S.: You can serve this as a main dish, but it’s most often served as a side with other Asian-inspired dishes.
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