bibimbap
By MavisDoyle
Bibimbap is the most popular type of Korean cuisine. Try doing it yourself, it's actually not that complicated
Recipe Recommendations
- white rice a bowl
- eggs a
- carrots appropriate amount
- chayote appropriate amount
- mushrooms appropriate amount
- chicken feathers appropriate amount
- bean sprouts appropriate amount
- red pepper appropriate amount
- salt appropriate amount
- sugar appropriate amount
- sesame oil appropriate amount
- salad oil appropriate amount
- Korean hot sauce appropriate amount
- sour and salty
- casserole
- ten minutes
- ordinary
Steps for bibimbap

1
Carrots, chayot, add a little salad oil in the pan, add a little salt and sugar and stir-fry. Shred peppers and set aside. Soak the mushrooms, shred them, and blanch them in water. Put salt in boiling water, add a few drops of salad oil, and blanch chicken sprouts and bean sprouts (after blanching bean sprouts, put them in cold boiling water to cool).
2
Apply a little sesame oil to the bottom of the stone pan to prevent sticking to the pan.
3
Spread the cooked rice in a stone pot and gently flatten it.
4
Place the prepared auxiliary materials on the yard around, leaving an "○" in the middle. Then turn on medium heat.
5
Hearing the stone pot begin to sizzle, we put in the eggs (just the egg yolks) in the space we reserved.
6
Turn off the heat and cut in a few strands of seaweed. While hot, add the hot sauce and mix the rice well. You can eat it, the bottom is like a crispy rice crust, and it's a little crispy. I couldn't wait to eat it, so I didn't take photos.
7
In fact, there are only a few steps. It's very simple. You may as well try it.