How to Make Fried Rice

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Fried rice is one of the Indonesian cuisines. And its article I will teach you how to cook a delicious fried rice. First of all, you have to prepare the ingredients:
  1. A plate of rice
  2. Chili (depending on your taste, spicy or not)
  3. Two eggs
  4. Salt as needed
  5. Soy sauce
  6. Three shallots and 2 cloves garlic
  7. Cooking oil as needed
  8. You can add chicken, beef, and vegetables
After you have prepared the Ingredients, don't forget to set up your cookware. If all of your stuff are ready, the following below are the stages of cooking fried rice.
  1. You have to puree the chili, onions, and garlic
  2. Furthermore, please saute the seasoning (chili, onions, garlic) as needed until smell the aroma
  3. Cook your egg and mixed with the herbs
  4. Make your sunny side up 
  5. After that input your rice,  and mixed it, don't forget to add soy sauce and salt as needed. 
  6. Stirring constantly until the color of rice change to brown and the oil has been dries
  7. Your fried rice is ready to be served

Okay Guys, what do you think? Is it quite easy, right?

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