3 years ago my daughter and I took a trip to South Korea 🇰🇷 We spent a lot of time tasting different kinds of ‘street food’. Bacon Kimchi Fried Rice was one of our favorite ones. The sourness of the kimchi combined with the crispy bacon is just perfect! 😋#heirloomIf you like my recipes, please follow my Instagram @jenscookingdiary @jenscookdineandtravel

This is a mild kimchi fried rice that can even be eaten by slightly older children.If you love your kimchi extremely spicy though, check out.You can make char siu at home too using.-Make sure to heat the pan well before stir-frying.-Because the rice contains a little kimchi juice, it will be a little moist but try and give it a crumbly finish if you can.-Warm the rice first if you are using it from the fridge. Recipe by Cooking S Papa

If you have day-old rice, kimchi (fermented Korean cabbage with innumerable health benefits) and a few extra odds and ends in your fridge, you can make a meal that’s both economical and versatile.

It is fried rice using kimchi, a traditional Korean food

This is a recipe that I thought up on a whim.You don't have to chop up the kimchi, you can use it as-is. If you do that then you don't have to add any juice back in afterwards.When you're stir-frying, some of the juices are likely to spit, but if you don't mind that, you can make this dish really quickly and cut the cooking time a little. Recipe by Yuuyuu0221

Adding cheese makes the kimchi milder, so children can eat this too.Lightly warm up the rice if it's chilled.The basic ingredients are cheese and kimchi. You can use any topping you want. It also goes well with scallops or squid.Use as much kimchi as you want.I also recommend adding tomato ketchup if serving to young children. Recipe by Nachikuma

Quick and easy korean kimchi fried rice that will make you wanna cook it again and again ;)

Though my mom did most of the cooking when we were kids, every once in a while, my dad would take to the kitchen to make one of his three signature dishes which were:1) kimchi jjigae,2) kimchi fried rice, and3) kalbi.Well, one of those plus a huge mess.Of the three, I think his kimchi fried rice was my favorite. Maybe it's because I remember sitting at the bapsang with nothing but a huge wokful of fried rice and as many spoons as there were people eating, and just digging in until we were all stuffed. Definitely because it was just so tasty - the simple deliciousness of pork belly or bacon, and sauteed and slightly caramelized ripe kimchi, all tossed with yesterday's rice and a little bit of sugar, soy sauce and gochujang to make it even spicier.Delicious memories!As with most fried rice recipes, stale rice works best. So the next time you have Chinese, Thai, Korean or Japanese takeout, you might want to save your leftover steamed rice to make this dish later in the week. Also, while some people like to make their kimchi fried rice with fresh kimchi, I personally like it much, MUCH, better with the ripe, sour stuff.

MY VERSIONA QUICK AND SIMPLE YET FLAVOURFULL FRIED RICELOVING IT

One of my InstaFam, @rentalman2, suggested that I make Kimchi Fried Rice with the homemade Kimchi. He told me that this is one of this favorite food. To be honest, I am not a fan of rice (yes, I know I should be banished or outcast from my Asian society for saying that), but I am so glad that I decided to take his advice and give it a shot.As much as I know, overnight cooked rice is the best for making any fried rice. Don't worry, no colander. Just using a rice cooker to cook the rice. If you like rice and you are not Asian, please do yourself a favor, go get a rice cooker. It is very affordable. You can also cook any rice with ease without any draining or washing rice in a colander. LOL!I am not using any wok for this recipe because I know most non-Asians do not own any wok in their kitchen. But most people at least have a skillet or a pan right? As shown in my recipe video, there isn't any fancy tossing too. I am showing you how to get it done properly as simply as I can. If you are a vegan, you can leave the egg out. If not, you can top your kimchi fried rice with a sunny side up or even a fried egg. Anyway, I hope you will give this recipe a try and let's hope Uncle Roger approves this.

Sour, spicy, sweet, and savoury dish. Colorful and flavorful. Simple homemade dish that can bring out the appetite.