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A nice technique I learned from a Japanese chef is to add half of the eggs to the rice and mix them so the grains get separated and coated really well. You would add salt to the rice+eggs and not to the remaining eggs. This works really well even with newly cooked rice!
I’m Japanese American and my mom used to make fried rice with bacon with an over easy or sunny side up fried egg on top, just like Claire said. I’m going to try that soy sauce at the end on the side of the pan technique. I love Claire’s analysis at the end! Another excellent video!
Yes my grandpa used to use bacon and the rendered bacon fat to scramble the egg 🤤 😋. Then my mom told him to stop because I was gaining weight. 😡 so he switched to ham. Then she told him to use less oil. 😡
Lunch saver! I love how you put zero pressure on us to make it exactly this way or that. Had no green onions but I like the onion situation, so I used a shallot, with cilantro as the green bit. Was a decent hit with all the kids. Thank goodness!
I’m Japanese/Chinese born and raised in Hawaii, my dad always made fried rice on Sunday morning using leftovers. Basically same recipe as yours except he usually used char siu or roast pork from dinner earlier that week, otherwise, he diced up some spam which is one of my fav meat for fried rice. I referred my niece to u bc u explain things slowly and simply for a young woman to start learning how to make good food! 👍🏼
We love to learn your recipes, but we love your sense of humour, deadpan voice saying " Clair" and Clair's enjoyment of food and doing dishes. The whole package😊
Is the difference between Japanese fried rice and Chinese fried rice short versus long grain? This is how my family (Chinese) always made fried rice but with long grain. Oh and we didn’t add soy sauce. Also we added lots of green onions for max flavor just like Aaron. The more the better.
@@annainspain5176 my family never use oyster sauce in any of our fried rices (yang chow fried rice and salty fish fried rice for example in order to keep the clean white color). It’s just the Americanized take out Chinese fried rice (brown color) that I’ve seen that has it. Not authentic. No way fried rice is ever dry with all the oil that’s used 😋🤤 and no way Aaron would make dry anything lol. Asians only eat moist, tender, and sometimes crunchy food.
@@CharLiAdventures I think it depends on where you are from and what you use it for. I've most definately seen 'dark' fried rice made by Chinese in China also.
Lots of love to you both, I love your recipes and videos! 🌸🌸🌸My fav part is always when you say: "Claire" and she comes for the taste test. You guys are the best.😃
I might like the bacon and egg version! This is partly because I usually HAVE bacon... and green onions! Sometimes it's SPAM... But maybe that's getting to be Hawaiian flavor? This serving looks great, and it seems like something everyone can do. I think we all can arrange to always have some cold leftover rice in the refrigerator. Most published recipes use long-grain rice, but I'm with Aaron here. Short-grain rice is a little harder to work with but I think more delicious.
I use SPAM as a cheap substitute for the protein (I fry/sautee it separately and then add it towards the end) and it comes out really nice. I do make the Chinese version of this, with both light and dark/thick soy sauce, a 50-50 mix of long grain and Jasmine rice overnight, but the idea is the same. One "secret" someone told me was to add a few teaspoons of Dashi powder for an even better umami flavor.
My fiancé is coming to visit next week. She is an amazing cook. I always have to clean the dishes after she cooks. Next week, she's gonna clean the dishes with this fried rice recipe at my hands
Fried rice is one of the best and Aaron made it look even better😀thx it looked delicious!🤤also ppl should try it with fried spam pieces i dare you, so good!😋😈
Ahhh! THIS is the recipe I've been searching for since I was a child! Restaurants here don't prepare fried rice in this manner, and I wondered why? Now, I think I know. Thank you Aaron and Claire! Btw, the snacks look REALLY tasty, too. 😉😊
I agree with Clair. I like my fried rice with lots of stuff in it. My favorite is Shrimp Fried Rice. I am not happy unless it has lots of shrimp, mung bean sprouts, and green onions. Yum.😁
A trick I've learned is to break the rice up with a little mayo (in a bag or container big enough to shake/break down) and you also don't have to use as much oil since every grain is individually coated :D
Many years ago my Japanese boss taught me to mix a little Kewpie mayo into the rice before you add it to the pan--not too much!!--but it helps to separate the grains of rice and adds a subtle flavor that most people notice but can't identify.😀 It's gotta be Kewpie, though. None of that American Hallman's or Miracle Whip stuff. 😜
Am I the only one who misses your travel videos from before the pandemic? Of course I love this style but I also liked you trying street food and all-you-can-eat restaurants. ❤ 🍜 🍚
That is a great idea Jim!👍👍👍 Our ham was a bit salty too, so I think it would be alright but if you’re still worried, you can add less or add more rice. Hope you enjoy it! 😁
Spam is sooooo super salty. Also to make spam less salty faster drop it in boiling water for a few minutes. Then pan fry it. I find he texture mushy otherwise.
Hey Aaron, probably a dumb question, but why does Claire always use a long handle spoon. I call them tea spoons, but I'm sure that's not what you call it. I make egg fried rice your way with Jasmine rice all the time now and it's delicious. Mixing the rice in the eggs makes a huge difference.❤
5:32 - I'm curious why you feel that "too dark" is a bad thing? Sure, not darkening the stir fry with soy sauce makes for a 'prettier' presentation, but what about taste-wise? Soy sauce has a much different taste than plain salt.
I’m with Claire bacon is better than ham. It might be just because we have the same name but I think it’s more to do with that bacon is better than ham.
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I just saw "Train to Busan.". Great film.
You gave me a sneak peek for the boxes….. ❤🎉😊 I haven’t received my boxes for this month yet (yes I sub to both 😭😅) I absolutely love the treats I get in them!!
Whenever you say “Don’t worry ‘bout it” I immediately gain full confidence.
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I actually want a T-shirt that says "Don't worry 'bout it, still gonn' be good"
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Imagine being out and about, seeing someone else in an Aaron-and-Claire Don't-worry-bout-it shirt. Instant best friend.
A nice technique I learned from a Japanese chef is to add half of the eggs to the rice and mix them so the grains get separated and coated really well. You would add salt to the rice+eggs and not to the remaining eggs. This works really well even with newly cooked rice!
I agree with Clair when she says using more eggs and ham in fried rice, not just all rice
I’m Japanese American and my mom used to make fried rice with bacon with an over easy or sunny side up fried egg on top, just like Claire said.
I’m going to try that soy sauce at the end on the side of the pan technique.
I love Claire’s analysis at the end! Another excellent video!
Yes my grandpa used to use bacon and the rendered bacon fat to scramble the egg 🤤 😋. Then my mom told him to stop because I was gaining weight. 😡 so he switched to ham. Then she told him to use less oil. 😡
Lunch saver! I love how you put zero pressure on us to make it exactly this way or that.
Had no green onions but I like the onion situation, so I used a shallot, with cilantro as the green bit.
Was a decent hit with all the kids. Thank goodness!
I love how easy it is thank you so much you guys are awesome
You’re so welcome! Thanks for enjoying our recipes! 🤗
I’m Japanese/Chinese born and raised in Hawaii, my dad always made fried rice on Sunday morning using leftovers. Basically same recipe as yours except he usually used char siu or roast pork from dinner earlier that week, otherwise, he diced up some spam which is one of my fav meat for fried rice. I referred my niece to u bc u explain things slowly and simply for a young woman to start learning how to make good food! 👍🏼
We love to learn your recipes, but we love your sense of humour, deadpan voice saying " Clair" and Clair's enjoyment of food and doing dishes. The whole package😊
Is the difference between Japanese fried rice and Chinese fried rice short versus long grain? This is how my family (Chinese) always made fried rice but with long grain. Oh and we didn’t add soy sauce. Also we added lots of green onions for max flavor just like Aaron. The more the better.
Yes! That's right!😍
Chinese fried rice usually includes oyster sauce in the seasoning. Good ideas here but the final dish looks extremely dry.
@@annainspain5176 my family never use oyster sauce in any of our fried rices (yang chow fried rice and salty fish fried rice for example in order to keep the clean white color). It’s just the Americanized take out Chinese fried rice (brown color) that I’ve seen that has it. Not authentic. No way fried rice is ever dry with all the oil that’s used 😋🤤 and no way Aaron would make dry anything lol. Asians only eat moist, tender, and sometimes crunchy food.
@@CharLiAdventures I have eyes, and that fried rice looks very dry.
@@CharLiAdventures I think it depends on where you are from and what you use it for. I've most definately seen 'dark' fried rice made by Chinese in China also.
Hi, you two! USA here, love your show🙋
Thank you for saying that Patricia! 😍
Molto interessante la cucina giapponese👍
Lmao he slid that ad In so smoothly I didn't skip it 👏👏👏👏😂
I hope your back feels better soon HyungNim
So sweet! Thank you so much!! 😍😍
I just made this and it’s so delicious! I used Spam and it worked beautifully. Thank you A and C for another perfect recipe!
Lots of love to you both, I love your recipes and videos! 🌸🌸🌸My fav part is always when you say: "Claire" and she comes for the taste test. You guys are the best.😃
I might like the bacon and egg version! This is partly because I usually HAVE bacon... and green onions! Sometimes it's SPAM... But maybe that's getting to be Hawaiian flavor? This serving looks great, and it seems like something everyone can do. I think we all can arrange to always have some cold leftover rice in the refrigerator. Most published recipes use long-grain rice, but I'm with Aaron here. Short-grain rice is a little harder to work with but I think more delicious.
I never really got rice until I tried short grain. Now I eat it most days.
I was just wondering what to make for dinner❤
THIS IS IT! 😎👍
I'm a Texan who loves y'alls videos! I've been cooking Oriental food for decades and your vids are educational and FUN!
Yum! Now I know what's for dinner. Might add some grated carrot and matchstick zucchini for added color and crunch. Love your recipes.👍💚
Then don't forget to add some green onions!🤣🤣
Green onions are a given!
Oh that looks so easy even I can make it. Thank you once again.
I made this yesterday with Filipino sausage, absolutely delicious. Will be making this again. Thank you Aaron!
I love this recipe. Great food, I keep all of the ingredients and it isn’t going to take hours. Thank you.
My pleasure! Hope you enjoy it! 😁👍
That was good, and you are a good couple, one cooks, one cleans.
Claire is always on point. Love that.
THE JP/KR COUPLE THATS CUTE ..
8:20 ONE COOKS, BOTH EAT, ONE WASHES? MINDBLOW
One egg per portion? Not me! Always 2 minimum (agree with Claire 😂)
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I love this- 4 ingredients that I usually have, and fairly simple to make. 👍
I use SPAM as a cheap substitute for the protein (I fry/sautee it separately and then add it towards the end) and it comes out really nice. I do make the Chinese version of this, with both light and dark/thick soy sauce, a 50-50 mix of long grain and Jasmine rice overnight, but the idea is the same. One "secret" someone told me was to add a few teaspoons of Dashi powder for an even better umami flavor.
Hello!What can we use instead of alcohol? 😊
You can just skip it! Don't worry about it! 😎
@@AaronandClaire Thank you ❤️
Hello, thank you for showing how to make it
I love to cook such food, so I watch such videos with great pleasure
Just made this. Very easy - very tasty. Thanks!
SUPER AWESOME AND SIMPLE EASY TO MAKE!!! my 2yr old actually ate this!
I don't know how many more times i can upend my entire life for a rice dish but i love this channel
Love you two. Thank you.❤❤
Love this channel! This is a great recipe - I love fried rice and this is super simple and very tasty.
Claire's judgement is gold haha!
Looks delicious! I've made fried rice many times but never thought to add sesame oil. I will definitely try that. Thanks for the recipe! 😊
I love how she says she's going to be strict on him then takes a bite and praises him to the moon. hahaha
I made this for dinner tonight. It was so delicious!
Yay!!! So glad you liked it. Thanks for sharing that with us! 😁🙏
Aaron you haved out done yourself. Ten minutes fried rice done in a eighth minutes video. ❤❤❤❤
8:21: OMG. I do the exact same thing when I'm washing my dishes. Great job with the video.
My fiancé is coming to visit next week. She is an amazing cook.
I always have to clean the dishes after she cooks.
Next week, she's gonna clean the dishes with this fried rice recipe at my hands
Fried rice is one of the best and Aaron made it look even better😀thx it looked delicious!🤤also ppl should try it with fried spam pieces i dare you, so good!😋😈
Ahhh! THIS is the recipe I've been searching for since I was a child! Restaurants here don't prepare fried rice in this manner, and I wondered why?
Now, I think I know. Thank you Aaron and Claire!
Btw, the snacks look REALLY tasty, too. 😉😊
Yum!!!
Been a while since I've seen you guys...I always love a good fried rice...You guys make my week 🙂
Great Culture and great family ! 👍🏼🇺🇸👍🏼Thanks will be cooking exactly like this ❤️
I agree with Clair. I like my fried rice with lots of stuff in it. My favorite is Shrimp Fried Rice. I am not happy unless it has lots of shrimp, mung bean sprouts, and green onions. Yum.😁
What is the pot/pan you used to cook the fried rice in? Absolutely love all of your videos!
A trick I've learned is to break the rice up with a little mayo (in a bag or container big enough to shake/break down) and you also don't have to use as much oil since every grain is individually coated :D
Such an easy to cook and tasty dish.
I'm with Claire on this one: Bacon is the MAGIC ingredient for this dish!
Wow Claire! For a second I forget what I was watching legit felt like I was watching Master Chef! New subscriber! Can’t wait to try
Which flat bottom wok do you use? It looks nice.
Nice and easy fried rice! 🥰 Looks really good 😎
Many years ago my Japanese boss taught me to mix a little Kewpie mayo into the rice before you add it to the pan--not too much!!--but it helps to separate the grains of rice and adds a subtle flavor that most people notice but can't identify.😀 It's gotta be Kewpie, though. None of that American Hallman's or Miracle Whip stuff. 😜
Kewpie is overrated. Can't stand grocery store Mayo of any kind.
Looking deliciousness!
Am I the only one who misses your travel videos from before the pandemic? Of course I love this style but I also liked you trying street food and all-you-can-eat restaurants. ❤ 🍜 🍚
Ahhhh, I wondered what that red stuff on the side was that I’ve been eating 😊
Hello from USA.......Love your recipes, and Claire you are so pretty
What is the clear sauce that you put on the rice?
After watching your videos, my life quality has improved, eating delicious food every week.😊
It's $15 min for fried rice rn so this is perfect - I use left over char siu from the freezer lol
Fried rice with char siu, that sounds awesome! 😍👍
Sooooo good
Can i use 미나리 instead of sake? Or any other korean things? (맛술)
I learned some valuable tips here and now understand why my fried rice never turned out the way I wanted it to. Thanks guys🥰
I was thinking BACON and Claire mentioned it. WOO HOO!
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However, do not stop watching the videos!
You are so funny !!! I just love your videos !! 😀
🤣 Claire, nothing like a humble opinion 👍 I will give it a try Aaron, making rice today for tomorrow's Yakimeshi! 😋
Where were you half an hour ago! I just made fried rice for dinner, 😣😣
Sorry about that...😭😭
@@AaronandClaire (I threw some sake and sesame oil in, next level! 👌👌)
Aaron, can I use SPAM instead of ham, or will it be too salty?
That is a great idea Jim!👍👍👍 Our ham was a bit salty too, so I think it would be alright but if you’re still worried, you can add less or add more rice. Hope you enjoy it! 😁
You can soak the spam,change the water, and drain spam. This makes it taste less salty. Additionally they sell low sodium Spam.
Spam is sooooo super salty. Also to make spam less salty faster drop it in boiling water for a few minutes. Then pan fry it. I find he texture mushy otherwise.
i love u guys!
Can you use red or brown rice to make this?
Look delicious 😋
3:19 - how big are teaspoons in Korea 😵
Claire, today, I* give you a beer. 🍺 Aaron, I'm serving the lady. 🇺🇸🤝🇰🇷
Are korean spoons so long or is Claires hand just so small?
I think Uncle Roger would definitely appove of this recipe. Then you can be uncle Aaron 😊
Just how i make it but with msg instead of salt or soy sauce
hope your back is feeling better soon - stop making Claire angry and having you sleep on the couch, lol!
Nice tossing action too
I haven’t seen any of your videos pop up in about a year, despite being subscribed for a few years.
I also made fried rice today 😮
What sake instead of msg? haiya!
MSG - So Uncle Roger will be happy with you :)
Ooooooo I want to summon Uncle Roger!! Fuuyouh!!!
Bring some..........what?!! 🤷♂😁
I didn't wanna hear that 🤣🤣🤣
@@AaronandClaire 😁😁 on the couch again, dude !
No way~~🤣😭
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So funny😆😆😆
Hey Aaron, probably a dumb question, but why does Claire always use a long handle spoon. I call them tea spoons, but I'm sure that's not what you call it. I make egg fried rice your way with Jasmine rice all the time now and it's delicious. Mixing the rice in the eggs makes a huge difference.❤
That’s a Korean Soup spoon. Also, they don’t have the same utensils we use in America. Chop Sticks and a soup spoon are the traditional utensils.
5:32 - I'm curious why you feel that "too dark" is a bad thing? Sure, not darkening the stir fry with soy sauce makes for a 'prettier' presentation, but what about taste-wise? Soy sauce has a much different taste than plain salt.
Can't wait until Uncle Roger sees this.
what if you dont have sake? 😰
Delicious and very interesting to watch 👍♥️. I also made fried rice and you might want to check out my recipe.
Aaron I’ve been making that for years. How is it going to change my life?😢 😅 great video nonetheless.
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Aaron and Klaire top five movies?
You want more flavor? make garlic oil or chicken garlic oil, trust me you whole house will be hungry just by the egg fried in the oil
I’m with Claire bacon is better than ham. It might be just because we have the same name but I think it’s more to do with that bacon is better than ham.
Nooooo we don't use cold rice.
It has to be hot.
Why two if you can get three 😂