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This is an ultra-low-calorie fried rice that uses finely chopped shirataki (konjac noodles) instead of rice, making it perfect for low-carb diets. By thoroughly cooking out the moisture, you can enjoy a fluffy, distinct texture and level of satisfaction just like real rice.
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Rinse the shirataki in lukewarm water, squeeze out the excess moisture, finely chop it into rice-sized grains, and mince the green onion. → Heat sesame oil in a frying pan, stir-fry the ground pork with salt and pepper, move it to the side, add the shirataki, and stir-fry well until the moisture has evaporated. → Add the beaten eggs, scramble until soft-set, then mix everything together and season with salt, Ajinomoto, and pepper. → Add the green onion and soy sauce, stir-fry briefly, drizzle with sesame oil to finish, and garnish with pickled red ginger.
Rinse the shirataki in lukewarm water, squeeze out the excess moisture, finely chop it into rice-sized grains, and mince the green onion. → Heat sesame oil in a frying pan, stir-fry the ground pork with salt and pepper, move it to the side, add the shirataki, and stir-fry well until the moisture has evaporated. → Add the beaten eggs, scramble until soft-set, then mix everything together and season with salt, Ajinomoto, and pepper. → Add the green onion and soy sauce, stir-fry briefly, drizzle with sesame oil to finish, and garnish with pickled red ginger.
This is an ultra-low-calorie fried rice that uses finely chopped shirataki (konjac noodles) instead of rice, making it perfect for low-carb diets. By thoroughly cooking out the moisture, you can enjoy a fluffy, distinct texture and level of satisfaction just like real rice.
Rinse the shirataki in lukewarm water (about 40°C) to remove the unique odor.
Squeeze out the moisture thoroughly and set aside in a colander.
Mince the green onion.
Place the drained shirataki on a cutting board and chop finely until it reaches a rice-grain consistency.
Heat sesame oil (2 tsp) in a frying pan and stir-fry the ground pork, seasoning with salt and pepper.
Rinsing shirataki in lukewarm water eliminates its characteristic odor and significantly improves the finished result. 💡
Chopping the shirataki as finely as possible, to the size of rice grains, gives it a texture very close to real rice. ✨
Stir-frying thoroughly until all moisture is evaporated is the most important point for achieving delicious, fluffy, loose-grain fried rice. ⚠️
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