Korean style rice dish with poached egg
Bibinba is a very spicy rice dish, which could make a nice change from the commonly eaten fried rice. Its one of my husbands favourite dishes, and has strong individual tastes and textures.
Ingredients
- Half a packet of bean sprout
- Half a carrot
- 2 dried shiitake
- pork mince 50g
- 2 eggs
- boiled rice for two
- 2 tbs of Hot pepper paste
- 1 piece of garlic
- 1 tsp of salt
- 1 tbs of sesame
- 1 tbs of sesame oil
- 2 tbs of soy sauce
- 2 tsp of sugar
Method
- Pre cook the rice, leaving to cool.
- Shred the carrot into very small pieces.
- Put the carrot in the microwave for 3 minutes at a medium temperature repeat this for the bean sprout.
- marinade both the carrot and beansprouts with half tsp of salt, half pureed garlic,sesame and half tbs of sesame oil.
- Place the dried shiitake in hot water for 20 minutes. After 20 minutes cut them into very small pieces.
- Put the shiitake into a small pan and add the 1tbs of soy sauce and 1tsp of sugar boil untill sauce has gone.
- Heat a frying pan at a Medium temperature, fry the pork mince for 5 minutes, and add 1tbs of soy sauce and 1tsp of sugar, fry until all the sauce gone.
- Pouch an egg, and place on top of the rice along with and the vegetables, meat and hot pepper chili sauce.
- Enjoy!
If you have a cast iron frying pan, why not fry the rice, leaving some of the rice to become crispy, this gives even greater texture to the dish!
材料
- もやし 半パック
- にんじん 半分
- 乾燥しいたけ 2
- 豚ひき肉 50g
- 卵 2個
- ごはん 2膳分
- コチュジャン 大2
- おろしにんにく 1片
- 塩 小1
- ごま油 大1
- ごま 大1
- しょうゆ 大2(二回にわけて使う)
- 砂糖 小2(二回に分けて使う)
作り方
- にんじんは千切りにしておく
- にんじんを電子レンジで3分ほどチンする。ゴマ油、塩、おろしにんにく、ゴマであえる。モヤシも同様にしておく。
- 乾燥しいたけはお湯に20分ほどつけて戻す。千切りにして、なべにしょうゆ、砂糖を入れて汁がなくなるまで茹でる。
- フライパンでひき肉を砂糖、しょうゆの味付けで炒めておく。
- ポーチドエッグを作り、お皿にご飯、具、ポーチドエッグをのせて最後にコチュジャンものせて出来上がり。














4 Comments
This looks SOOO good! YUM! Just to let you know, this dish is actually called Bi Bim Bap. ‘Bi Bim’ = mixed ‘Bap’ = Rice. So, mixed rice.
Awesome picture!
Thanks for letting me know, it will be useful if I visit Korea… In Japan we say, Bibinba (romanji)
I’ve never had this dish before, but it looks fantastic. I think I’ll give it a try.
Let me know how you find it