Last week, I attended a trial cooking class at ABC Cooking Studio. They offered three menu options, two of which were baked goods, but since I don't have an oven in my condo, I opted for the Hamburg steak class. It turned out great, so I decided to make it at home and share the recipe with you all.The ingredients listed here are for one serving... In the picture, I made enough for four servings, so it looks like a lot.

I wanted to make a simple fried rice dish with what I had in the kitchen.-Frying the rice and the butter together will give it a deliciously crumbly finish.-You can use bacon or ham etc. if you don't have sausages. For 2 adult portions and 1 child portion. Recipe by Kenkunno mama

I had some meat sauce leftover from when I made pasta, so I decided to use it to make a doria.You can use salted or unsalted butter. If you are using salted butter, go easy on the salt and pepper. Recipe by Korokorokorone

We had crab for dinner one night, so I used the leftovers to make this fried rice the next day. Recipe by yamita

When I added curry powder to yakisoba noodles, it was delicious, so I created this recipe.Please make sure you use yakisoba powder sauce.1 packet for 2 servings might be too much, so please be careful.You can find yakisoba powder sauce in the noodle section in Japanese grocery stores. Recipe by HEWA

This is a recipe I thought of to use up leftover sauce.I don't particularly like the combination of eggs with sauce, but after I cooked this, it took the edge off of the sauce, and it was an unexpectedly tasty discovery.When I added pork, it became the best side dish for rice .It's ok to increase or decrease the amount of sauce to your liking.It's also good when using lean meat such as pork shoulder loin. For 2 servings. Recipe by Kumameshi

I once saw a video on YouTube on how to make Chinese fried rice,but I used my own recipes in order to see if it will come out nicely which at the end it did.You can eat this type of rice with mixed sauce or any sauce or peppered chicken or anything you feel will go down with it.

My kids said they wanted to eat crumbly fried rice! That was what got me making this ^ ^When making the scrambled egg, if you're using a Teflon non-stick pan, you don't need oil.If the rice is soft it has too much moisture, and won't become crumbly. So I recommend using regular to firm rice.When making multiple servings, it's a bit of a pain, but I recommend limiting how much you make to 2 servings at once. It cooks more efficiently this way. Recipe by Kohanemi

I usually make a lot like when I'm making hayashi rice, and then eat it the next day too.-I used thinly sliced shoulder roast this time.-Step 8: Be careful not to let it simmer for too long.-Step 9: If the saltiness is just right, then just season with pepper.-There will be less liquid in the leftovers, so it's better to heat it up in the microwave than on the stove. Recipe by putimiko

Nasi goreng with a twist - I used XO sauce instead chillies and shrimp paste