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How To Make Rice The Chinese Way. A commonly known method amongst asian households is the finger method or knuckle method of rice cooking. All you need to do is stir fry cold rice for 2 minutes in a hot frying pan, then make a hole in the centre of the rice and tip in some beaten eggs. Finally, fry for 1 more minute, then add soy sauce and sesame oil. And we're ready to fry the rice! Wet your fingers and run through the rice to remove any clumps. It tastes even better than. Also 3 eggs, spring onion, oil and seasonings. Really, it’s about understanding heat or what we cantonese like to call “wok hei” (woks’ air), and how to manoeuvre the heat around the wok in a certain way and at the right time. Run your fingers through rice as you rinse. Then, dice one big onion and chop some fresh spring onions. To start, have ready 3 cups of cooked and cooled rice (preferably left overnight). This way, you won’t even need to use cups to measure your rice nor your water. Drain and place rice into a flat, heavy bottomed pot with a tight fitting lid. Beat eggs in a bowl.

Finally, fry for 1 more minute, then add soy sauce and sesame oil. This way, you won’t even need to use cups to measure your rice nor your water. All you need to do is stir fry cold rice for 2 minutes in a hot frying pan, then make a hole in the centre of the rice and tip in some beaten eggs. Drain and place rice into a flat, heavy bottomed pot with a tight fitting lid. Then, dice one big onion and chop some fresh spring onions. Wet your fingers and run through the rice to remove any clumps. Really, it’s about understanding heat or what we cantonese like to call “wok hei” (woks’ air), and how to manoeuvre the heat around the wok in a certain way and at the right time. Beat eggs in a bowl. Run your fingers through rice as you rinse. It tastes even better than.

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How To Make Rice The Chinese Way Run your fingers through rice as you rinse. And we're ready to fry the rice! A commonly known method amongst asian households is the finger method or knuckle method of rice cooking. Drain and place rice into a flat, heavy bottomed pot with a tight fitting lid. Really, it’s about understanding heat or what we cantonese like to call “wok hei” (woks’ air), and how to manoeuvre the heat around the wok in a certain way and at the right time. Then, dice one big onion and chop some fresh spring onions. To start, have ready 3 cups of cooked and cooled rice (preferably left overnight). Finally, fry for 1 more minute, then add soy sauce and sesame oil. Run your fingers through rice as you rinse. Beat eggs in a bowl. Also 3 eggs, spring onion, oil and seasonings. Wet your fingers and run through the rice to remove any clumps. It tastes even better than. This way, you won’t even need to use cups to measure your rice nor your water. All you need to do is stir fry cold rice for 2 minutes in a hot frying pan, then make a hole in the centre of the rice and tip in some beaten eggs.