Shiso Rice

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I made a Japanese-style variation of pad ga prao rice. "Ga prao" means basil. So I replaced the basil with shiso leaves and renamed it to "Shiso Rice."

●Work quickly on high heat. You can use ground chicken instead of ground pork
●Adjust the amount of shiso leaves to your preference. Recipe by Raby

Shiso Rice

I made a Japanese-style variation of pad ga prao rice. "Ga prao" means basil. So I replaced the basil with shiso leaves and renamed it to "Shiso Rice."

●Work quickly on high heat. You can use ground chicken instead of ground pork
●Adjust the amount of shiso leaves to your preference. Recipe by Raby

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Ingredients

2 servings
  1. 300 gramsGround pork
  2. 1Vegetable oil
  3. 1 pieceGinger
  4. 1 cloveGarlic
  5. 2Green peppers
  6. 10Shiso leaves
  7. 1 dashSalt and pepper
  8. 1 tbsp●Soy sauce
  9. 1 tbsp●Oyster sauce
  10. 1 tsp●Sugar
  11. 2Eggs
  12. 1Warm cooked rice
  13. 4Cherry tomatoes

Cooking Instructions

  1. 1

    Finely chop the garlic and ginger. Cut the stem and seeds of the bell peppers and finely chop. Shred the shiso leaves by hand and roughly chop the tomato.

  2. 2

    Add vegetable oil to a frying pan. Then add in the garlic and ginger and cook. When fragrant, add in the ground pork, salt and pepper and keep stir-frying.

  3. 3

    When the meat has changed colour, add the bell peppers, half of the shiso leaves and the seasonings marked with ●. Carefully stir fry and simmer whilst being careful not to let anything burn.

  4. 4

    Once most of the liquid has evapourated, stop the heat. In a separate frying pan, make a fried egg.

  5. 5

    Add the rice to a plate along with plenty of the mixture from Step 4. Add the fried egg, tomato, and rest of the shiso leaves to complete.

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