Kimchi Bokkeumbop Fried Rice

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Today I'm going to show you how to make Kimchi Bokkeumbop.

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Ingredients:

- 2 Cups of Steamed Rice
- 1 Cup of Bite Size Kimchi
- 1 Tbsp of Red Pepper paste (Gochujang)
- 2 Pieces of Chopped Green Onion
- 1 Tbsp of Vegetable Oil
- 1 Tbsp of Sesame Oil
- 1 tsp of Sesame Seed/Seaweed Garnish
- 2 Eggs

- I recommend using sour kimchi. This is the perfect recipe for your kimchi you previously made! :)
- Turn the stove high heat and put vegetable and sesame oil in the pan.
- Fry the chopped kimchi for about 5 minutes.
- Add Red Pepper paste and Green Onions and cook for about another 5 minutes on low heat.
- Cook eggs over easy.
- Serve kimchi bokkeumbop with the fried egg on top and garnish!

Enjoy!

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Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Korean
• Cuisine
• Food
• Steamed
• Rice
• Eggs
• Kimchi
• Bokkeumbop
• Fried
• Hot
• Spicy
• Red
• Pepper
• Paste
• Gochujang
• Sesame
• Oil

[koreancuisine]

Hi~ amboishedap,,

Thank you for watching Korean Cuisine.

You can add any kind of meat if you like.

Have a nice day~^_^*

[koreancuisine]

Hi yamruffles,

Yes,you can add some hot pepper paste too.

Thank you for watching Korean Cuisine~

Have a good day:)

[koreancuisine]

Hi redksky,

It's nice to meet you and Your requests are in my list now. My son has been recording my videos and He is out of state for few weeks now.

I hope you have a great week:)

[jasmine4336]

I cannot handle food that are too spicy so in this dish can i skip the pepper paste?

[BxRouge17]

Did anyone notice Drake's song playing in the background? Lol I was thinking more of a oriental Korean music lol. Haha

[Thisislurid]

I just finished following your directions and making this dish. It was absolutely delicious! I had the pleasure of living in Korea for about a year and loved this dish at restaurants there. Thank you so much for showing me how to make it myself at home. =)

[2009sam1]

I made this yesterday and it tasted pretty tasty. The only negative aspect is that flavor was a little bland, but overall, it turned out pretty nice!

[Boihte1]

OMG!!I want to try this :D

[SilveriButterfly]

you're likee the coolest korean mum EVER!

[amboishedap]

will that kimchi fried rice turn out bad if i add meat on that recipe?

[smallbear93]

nadu juwa means i like it and im korean too there are some bad people there babo sheikis

[ohsuperstar]

oh my goodness, I want to eat this right now! good instructions btw :)