Only Use Old Rice For Steak Fried Rice

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[Wenmo]

"If your rice is wet, you know you f**ked up." -Uncle Roger

[kennyshoes]

Steak, ketchup, rice and 14 other ingredients listed later.

[alextrified]

You're telling me a steak fried that rice?
Edit : ffs thanks for the likes

[safespacebear]

"Steak, ketchup..." Lemme stop you right there bro

[shortasiandude]

"Where fire? Where fire?!?!"

- Uncle Roger

[鱸魚郎]

Guys, ketchup in fried rice is actually pretty common in asia. If you try searching up an omurice recipe, the fried rice used in the dish usually has ketchup added.
Not saying that adding big chunks of steak is normal, but the ketchup part isn't as weird as you would imagine.

[richardsetiawan]

"That fried rice is wetter than aunty Helen, haiyaa"

-uncle roger

[isaiahm]

Imagine going to some habachi restaurant and the chef looks you in the eye as he squirts ketchup on your 50$ steak

[tattedguy]

Him: Would you like some bro?
Me: I’m alright, I ate yesterday.

[thebeginner]

Not to be rude, I’m sure you’re amazing.

But jeez, that rice is pretty overcooked and too wet.

[tangkoungnam]

When you realize he doesn’t even have actual fire and it’s just one of those heater stoves

[Bokchoychur]

Him: steak, ketchup, and rice
Also him: many other things

[mooshka]

Looks yummy! Not sure about the ketchup though 🤔

[asasssss]

Some fried rice recipes do use ketchup as an ingredient. I use them too and it taste good. Some of you are too gatekeeping. Fried rice is universal and there's a lot of ways to make it anyway.

[JoeMACofNAC]

You put ketchup in my fried rice and we’re gonna have a problem.

[kgsxr]

"Probably cooked thousands of piles of shit in this thing"

[x_ned]

Incoming “I can hear my ancestors crying”

[natfrizzell]

When I was little I used to put ketchup on my rice… this is bringing back memories

[jackjoans]

This man half-assed TikTok so hard hahahaha. I do not discourage him from continuing, though.

[U.H.Q]

"Old rice"
Asian mom: fried rice !!!!