Hey /ck/, First time making fried rice, how did i do?

next time, get the oil hotter before putting in the rice

>>8993031
Btw, what are the steps to make fried rice. I didnt look anything up i just did what felt right

>>8993026
I usually like mine a bit more fried than that, but looks good. Would eat/10

OP here, btw i had nothing else so i used polish sausage as the meat

>>8993037
Do it all in separate steps to cook everything evenly and in small batches so it sears instead of steams. Cook meat, set aside. Cook veg, set aside. Egg, set aside. Then add garlic, ginger, onion, etc. to oil, add rice and fry it, then mix everything together and season.

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>>8993026
Too moist/10
Get your fried rice basics together

>>8993057
try spam next time

>>8993026
what process did you do to make fried rice?

>>8993031
Idk what to do to fix it, except this part. It should cook in 2 minutes max. If an ingredient won't cook in that time, do it separately beforehand and add it in.

Otherwise speaking, I'd eat that any day. Decent job.

>>8993568
this

>>8993026
Cook rice first for 12 minutes.
THEN LET IT COOL.
When it's cold or room temperature at least, then you can fry it up.

>>8993026
Looks ok to me. Hope you used day old rice from the fridge.