Esta receita ainda não foi traduzida para o seu idioma. Ela é exibida em inglês.
Kimchi fried rice

Coreia · Prato principal · Fácil

Kimchi fried rice

Kimchi bokkeumbap: sour, spicy fried rice with a runny fried egg

Day-old rice stir-fried with well-fermented kimchi, pork belly, gochujang and sesame oil, topped with a crisp-edged fried egg. Frying the kimchi in the rendered pork fat before the rice goes in caramelises it and takes the raw sourness off.

Sem laticínios
Energia
740 kcalpor porção
Preparo
10 min
Cozimento
15 min
Proteínas
18 g
Pergunte ao Yum sobre esta receita

Como ficou?

Utensílios

  • Large frying pan or wok (28 cm), ideally non-stick or well seasoned
  • Small non-stick frying pan for the eggs
  • Wooden spatula
  • Kitchen scissors for the kimchi and gim

Antes de começar

  1. Break up the cold rice with your fingers so there are no clumps.
  2. Chop the kimchi into 1 cm pieces with scissors and keep its juice.
  3. Cut the pork belly into 1 cm pieces and dice the onion.
  4. Slice the spring onions and cut the gim into strips.

Modo de preparo

  1. Render the pork

    80 g pork belly

    Put the pork belly in the cold large pan and set it over medium heat. Cook for 4–5 minutes, stirring now and then, until the fat has melted out and the pieces are browned.

    Está pronto quando The pork is golden at the edges and sits in a thin layer of clear, sizzling fat.

  2. Fry the kimchi

    80 g onion200 g napa cabbage kimchi

    Add the onion and kimchi, raise the heat to medium-high and stir-fry for 3–4 minutes.

    Está pronto quando The kimchi turns darker and slightly translucent, the edges catch a little, and the sharp sour smell turns sweeter.

    Dica Sour, old kimchi works best here. Fresh kimchi tastes flat when cooked, so add a little more kimchi juice.

  3. Add the seasoning

    1 colher (sopa) gochujang1 colher (chá) gochugaru1 colher (chá) sugar3 colher (sopa) kimchi juice1 colher (chá) soy sauce

    Stir in the gochujang, gochugaru, sugar, kimchi juice and soy sauce and cook for 1 minute over medium heat.

    Está pronto quando The mixture is glossy brick-red and the gochujang no longer smells raw.

  4. Fry the rice

    400 g cooked short-grain rice

    Add the rice, raise the heat to high and press and fold it into the kimchi for 3–4 minutes, until every grain is coloured.

    Está pronto quando The rice is evenly orange-red with no white patches, and the grains are separate, not mushy.

    Dica Freshly cooked rice turns gluey. If you only have fresh rice, spread it on a tray and chill it uncovered for 30 minutes first.

  5. Crisp the bottom

    Press the rice flat with the spatula and leave it untouched over medium-high heat for 2 minutes, then fold it once.

    Está pronto quando You hear a steady crackle and the underside comes up in browned, crunchy patches.

  6. Finish with sesame oil

    1 colher (sopa) toasted sesame oil2 spring onions

    Take the pan off the heat, drizzle over the sesame oil, add most of the spring onions and toss. Taste and add a little more kimchi juice if it needs salt or sourness.

    Está pronto quando The rice smells nutty and toasty and looks shiny.

    Dica Sesame oil goes in off the heat: high heat burns its aroma.

  7. Fry the eggs

    1 colher (sopa) neutral oil2 eggs

    Heat the neutral oil in the small pan over medium-high heat. Crack in the eggs and fry for 2–3 minutes, spooning a little hot oil over the whites.

    Está pronto quando The edges are brown and lacy, the whites are fully set, and the yolks still wobble.

  8. Plate and top

    2 eggs1 colher (chá) toasted sesame seeds1 gim (roasted seaweed sheet)

    Divide the rice between two bowls and set a fried egg on each. Scatter over the remaining spring onions, sesame seeds and gim.

    Está pronto quando The yolk runs into the rice as soon as you break it.

Erros comuns

The rice is mushy and clumps together.

Solução The rice was freshly cooked and still moist. Use rice cooked the day before, or chill freshly cooked rice uncovered on a tray first.

It tastes flat and only spicy.

Solução The kimchi was too young or not fried long enough. Fry it until it caramelises, and season at the end with kimchi juice rather than more salt.

The rice sticks and burns before it is hot.

Solução The pan was too small or not hot enough when the rice went in. Use a wide pan, cook no more than two servings at a time, and keep the heat high.

The egg yolk is hard.

Solução It cooked too long. Take the eggs off the heat as soon as the whites are set; the yolk keeps cooking on the hot rice.

Como servir

Serve straight from the pan while the crisp bits are still crunchy, with the egg on top. A small bowl of cold kimchi or pickled radish on the side is traditional.

Conservação e reaquecimento

Cool quickly and refrigerate within 1 hour. Keeps 1 day in the fridge, without the egg. Reheat in a hot pan, stirring, until steaming throughout; fry a fresh egg.

Adiante o preparo

Cook the rice the day before and chill it. Chop the kimchi, onion and pork up to 1 day ahead and keep them covered in the fridge.

Variações

With tuna

Leave out the pork belly, fry the kimchi in 1 tablespoon of neutral oil and stir in a drained 140 g can of tuna with the rice.

With cheese

Scatter 60 g of grated mozzarella over the rice at the end, cover for 1 minute until melted, then top with the egg.

Vegetarian

Use vegan kimchi made without fish sauce or shrimp, replace the pork with 150 g of diced firm tofu browned in 2 tablespoons of oil, and keep the fried egg.