I give you a bowl of cooked rice, what are you doing with it?
I give you a bowl of cooked rice, what are you doing with it?
for hypotheticals sake its your preferred type of rice for whatever you wanna do w it
ask the nearest shrimp if they can do the thing with it
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snarf that rice up and look for seconds
30 0 ReplyDude we share the same brain cell lmao
17 0 ReplyAs is? I'll pass you a second helping
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Oh I'm putting so much ketchup on that thing, and there is nothing you can do to stop me
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17 0 ReplyMFER, you will be today!
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immediately scarf it down
20 0 ReplyCrisp up some tofu in the air fryer, then douse them in shitty Chinese takeout mustard and soy sauce
14 0 ReplyAll of you who didn’t immediately answer with “just soya sauce” are either white and/or petit bourgeoisie
Unfortunately that includes me because I like to add a fried egg, please excuse me while I send myself to the reeducation camp
14 0 ReplyChili Crisps are the new Avacado toast!?
At least we'll be eating good together in the reeducation camp.
9 0 ReplyTo put bonito flakes on your rice, this is the thirteenth type of liberalism.
To be principled communists we must reject Lao Gan Ma as Dengist revisionism
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Shoyu on rice is really popular in Hawaii but I know someone who did that in Japan and their host grabbed the plate in a panic and threw it away
6 0 ReplyImperialist dogs
Ok but fr different Asian cultures have different culinary habits, the Japanese host was probably reacting the same way a French host would react to someone drenching, I dunno, a soufle in Tabasco sauce would
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Lao gan ma is all I need
13 0 ReplyCrispy chilli lgm is goated
8 0 ReplyBlack bean lao gan ma gang rise up
10 0 ReplyThe Best Condiment
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Hen hao
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Rice and beanis, probably
11 0 Replyeveryone else in this thread is just playing
9 0 ReplyFr fr
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11 0 ReplyControversial, bold
5 0 Replybrave
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Make musubi yim yum
10 0 ReplyI'm grabbing one of those microwave pouches of spicy madras lentils and having some lunch. Yim yum
10 0 ReplyFridge. And then an hour later making fried rice with it.
10 0 ReplyWhy don't ye just let it dry like a normal person? Is the former method more quicker that way?
5 0 ReplyI dunno. I just know if I'm making fried rice I throw it in the fridge for a bit to let it cool. I'm no fried rice expert really
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Lao gan ma, easiest answer of my life
10 0 ReplyI said the same. Giving you a virtual high five
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The real question is chili crisp or fermented soybean?
6 0 ReplyMy wife likes chili crisp so that's what we keep around.
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If it's just some white jasmine, kim chi and maybe a fried egg.
10 0 Replyshowing some punk peasant kid how foolish the deal he made was by putting a paltry 2^n grains on each n square of a chess board (it will never grow to be a significant quantity)
9 0 Replysoy sauce and peanuts and eat it
9 0 ReplyGive it to my chickens. I'm eating toast for breakfast but my chickens will love me if I give them some rice on this cold morning.
9 0 Replyyimyum
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Top it with Furikake or maybe Mang Tomas and eat it
8 0 ReplyMang Tomas... that's a Filipino brand!
6 0 ReplyKinda cool the import version of their lechon sauce we get in the States is vegan afaik
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비빔밥 bibimbap
8 0 ReplyLao Gan ma.
I'm also kind of upset as a half-Chinese person that I didn't know about furikake until I was like 30. Like I'm low-key jealous the Japanese thought of it and my family didn't get the memo while I was growing up. Ah well, at least I know now!
8 0 ReplyRice, furikake and soy sauce is my goto lazy/broke meal.
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Add soy sauce and salmon 😩
7 0 ReplyA PINCH OF SALT AND A SHITTON OF BLACK PEPPER YUMMY YUMMY IN MY TUMMY
7 0 Replysquish it with my feet and wiggle my toes in it
my preferred type of rice is long grain brown rice thank you
7 0 ReplyGood exfoliant
6 0 ReplyStarch is the best for making your feet sweet
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soya sauce
7 0 Replysoy sauce and rice vinegar
7 0 ReplyMayo... a whole got dayum jar of it. Room temp. Full fat, none of that light shit.
7 0 Replylao sticky rice with jeow bong and veggies
7 0 ReplyThat's a spicy meataball
5 0 ReplyUr speaking my family's language there
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I pour a nice hot curry or Dal over it, garnish with some cilantro, onion and tomato and serve a bit of mint and cilantro raita on the side
7 0 ReplyDamn I want this now
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Nutritional yeast + chili crunch oil + a generous helping of pan fried mushrooms and Chinese tofu
Edit: or mixed with left over hummus and tabooleh
7 0 ReplyEat it with no regard to my own life
6 0 ReplyWhat I would like to do is accelerate it to mach 10 at the IDF
But I would settle for having it with 番茄炒蛋
6 0 ReplyBoth fantastic options
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salt and sesame oil (maybe a little soy sauce too) is a good one my korean friend does all the time
that said, japanese egg rice is also pretty good (hasn't given me salmonella yet)
6 0 Reply6 0 ReplyCrumble up tofu, chop up some spring onions and make fried rice
6 0 ReplyPutting it in the fridge so I can fry it tomorrow.
6 0 Replyput some soy sauce in it and mix it up. then eat it
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5 0 ReplyNothing less than a full block of tofu and a generous portion of chili oil.
5 0 ReplyThat's the good shit yum yum
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Eat it with marinated shiso leaves. They're so good. I found out about them this year after growing a ton of shiso and they are The Snack.
5 0 ReplyShiso tastes like bubblegum/chewing gum to me, so sweet, but i respect your rice choices
6 0 ReplyHuh, that's interesting. It just tastes herbal with a little bit of mintiness to me.
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Just eat it with any {savory, if not main course} food on the table, which is likely suitable for it
Sausages, fish, eggs, anything... maybe munggo?
4 0 Replyspam, sugar, shoyu, oyster sauce
nori
furikake
4 0 Replyputting it in the fridge until I can hit up the grocery store to get some stuff (cabbage)
4 0 ReplyTime to try out one of those pouches of fermented mushrooms or bamboo shoots or whatever I bought at the Asian supermarket when I was feeling adventurous
4 0 Replyput some low sodium kikkoman soy sauce on it, microwave that, then add a little butter and lemon juice after the soy sauce is almost dried out by the microwave. yarm.
3 0 Replypickled veggies, natto, chili crisp, maybe some nori flakes
3 0 ReplyLet it cool and add umeboshi & black sesame seeds
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