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Shabu rice bowl with Thai spicy dipping sauce
5.0
Ingredients
Preparation
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15 Mins
Servings
1 Serves
Cuisine
Western food
Dish type
Rice and Flour
Main ingredient
Pork
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200 grams
Aro Thai Hom Mali rice (old crop)
100 grams
Aro frozen pork collar slice
90 gram
Aro Thai spicy dipping sauce
1
Aro egg
30 grams
Fresh champignon
2 teaspoons
Coriander
Side dish: carrot, Japanese cucumbe
Preparation
How to cook
Stream Aro Thai Hom Mali rice (old crop)
Chop the champignon and stir fry in cooking oil on the heating pan, add the aro frozen pork collar slice to well done
Add Thai spicy dipping sauce and stir fry with pork, mix them all and turn off the heat with sprinkling over of chopped coriander leaves
Separate the egg only use the egg yolk
Put the part of stir-fried meat on the Aro Thai Hom Mali rice (old crop), add the vegetables as preferred and egg yolk
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