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Wednesday, August 3, 2011
2 cups cold cooked rice
1/4 cup furikake
1 bag of soy beans (cooked and peeled)
1 packet of Japanese style fried rice nameshi flavor (you can get it at KTA)
1 egg (beaten)
1 tablespoon oil
salt and pepper to taste
add oil to the pan, then add your rice. mix it together until rice is well mixed with the oil, then add your egg and stir it until it is evenly mixed and cooked with the rice. then add your fried rice nameshi flavor packet and mix until it is evenly coated. After that add your soy beans and furikake, and add salt and pepper to taste. mix well and serve. =)
♥ Alise ;
23, virgo
current <3: grant fukunaga
Life all together is busy, between working, a housewife, being a mommy, spending time with family & friends,
who has time to cook? Let alone cook something yummy for your tummy. When i became a mom i had to
find & come up with recipes that taste good, easy to make, & work around my daughter's schedule. So
here are recipes ranging from pupus, dinner, & dessert. i hope you folks enjoy it!
