Ingredients:
1 cup cooked short grained rice--*We used microwaveable Basmati rice
2 eggs (fried, sunny side up)
1/2 cup dak bulgogi (Korean BBQ chicken)--*For this, we used the Korean BBQ sauce noted below rather than gochujang, which we couldn't find; You should also consider purchasing additional chicken since the marinade is amazing and the resulting chicken could be used for many different things. It was kind of a shame to only use it for the small amount we needed for this dish
1/2 cup seasoned spinach
1/2 cup carrot (julienned & blanched)--*We sauteed the carrots with green pepper, mushrooms, and chili garlic sauce
1/2 cup cucumber (sliced thinly)
1/2 cup brussels sprouts (quartered and blanched)--*We omitted this since we added the above veggies
2 tablespoons gochujang dressing--*We instead used Annie Chung's Korean BBQ Sauce, easy to find at the regular grocery store
1 cup cooked short grained rice--*We used microwaveable Basmati rice
2 eggs (fried, sunny side up)
1/2 cup dak bulgogi (Korean BBQ chicken)--*For this, we used the Korean BBQ sauce noted below rather than gochujang, which we couldn't find; You should also consider purchasing additional chicken since the marinade is amazing and the resulting chicken could be used for many different things. It was kind of a shame to only use it for the small amount we needed for this dish
1/2 cup seasoned spinach
1/2 cup carrot (julienned & blanched)--*We sauteed the carrots with green pepper, mushrooms, and chili garlic sauce
1/2 cup cucumber (sliced thinly)
1/2 cup brussels sprouts (quartered and blanched)--*We omitted this since we added the above veggies
2 tablespoons gochujang dressing--*We instead used Annie Chung's Korean BBQ Sauce, easy to find at the regular grocery store
Directions:
1. Place the rice in a bowl topped with the fried egg and the other ingredients and serve.
2. Mix everything up and enjoy.

must have been good! anything with the korean gochujang seems to be delicious!
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