Hot Rice with Chilli Eggs

breakfast · chili sauce · crispy eggs · eggs · instant dinner

I saw this on Instagram and never realized that a dish I basically lived on is a TikTok / reel trend! So here I am, sharing something too basic, but it seems it did need sharing!

It’s a couple of eggs fried in an intense chili oil with some soya sauce and sesame seeds – fried to a glorious hue – with rice that is piping hot with a dash of butter and soya sauce giving you a pack full of flavour – an intense love affair!

Recipe Ingredients

1 tbsp vegetable oil
1 tbsp chili sauce
1 tbsp soya sauce - dark
2 eggs
1 cup cooked rice – hot
1 tsp butter
1 tsp light soya sauce
toasted sesame seeds

Recipe Instructions

Heat a small pan with the oil, chili sauce and cook until it sizzles
Then add the soya sauce and some sesame seeds and crack two eggs
Let them cook and crisp the edges up
Meanwhile, place the hot rice on the coupe plate
Put a small nob of butter on top and a little soya sauce
Place the fried eggs on top and sprinkle with toasted sesame seeds
Eat!

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