The Rice Hack That Fuels My Family
Briefly

Eric Kim highlights the culinary versatility of leftover rice, which can be transformed into various dishes such as kimchi fried rice or nurungji (scorched rice) using just a dry skillet and patience. Growing up with rice as a staple, Kim emphasizes the unique flavors inherent in different types of rice and how scorching can enhance these flavors. The article celebrates creative uses of leftover rice, showcasing its potential beyond a mere side dish and encouraging home cooks to explore diverse techniques.
Rice has a unique flavor of its own. When transformed through scorching, it reveals nuances that cookers often overlook, enhancing its natural sweetness.
Scorched rice, or nurungji, is not just waste; it's a texture sensation with crispy edges that has become an innovative culinary trend in various dishes.
Read at cooking.nytimes.com
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