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No Soy sauce?
⚠ Contains Allergens
Add 1 tablespoon of cooking oil to a wok and heat it on high heat until shimmering.
Add the preserved pork belly/sausage to the hot wok and for until lightly cooked and fragrant.
Add the corn kernels to the wok with the pork sausage and for another .
Add the leftover cooked rice to the wok. Use your spatula to break up any large clumps of rice, ensuring it mixes well with the other ingredients.
Pour 1 tablespoon of soy sauce over the rice mixture. Stir-fry everything together for about , ensuring the soy sauce is evenly distributed and the rice is well coated.
Add the cucumber last. Lightly stir-fry for about to just toss everything together. Do not overcook the cucumbers to maintain their crispiness and prevent the rice from becoming soggy. Plate and serve immediately.
• Use cucumbers with spikes if growing your own, as they deter squirrels and other animals.
• Remove the skin from the cucumber before dicing for a smoother texture in the fried rice.
• Using leftover, refrigerated rice is ideal for fried rice as it prevents the rice from getting mushy and sticking together.
• Do not overcook the cucumbers; add them last and lightly stir-fry to maintain their crispy, crunchy texture and prevent the rice from getting soggy.
• Garnish with diced green onions for added flavor and color.
• Leftover rice can also be used to make various types of congee (chicken, fish, beef).
Storage & Leftovers
How to keep what you don't finish — pulled straight from the recipe.
It utilizes fresh organic cucumber and corn, combined with preserved pork sausage and leftover rice, seasoned lightly with soy sauce for a delightful crunch and taste.
Using leftover, refrigerated rice is ideal for fried rice as it prevents the rice from getting mushy and sticking together.
Leftover rice can also be used to make various types of congee (chicken, fish, beef).
Add the leftover cooked rice to the wok.
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