Nira Tama
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-Stir-fried garlic chives and egg
Nira Tama is a very simple everyday family dish. Of course, it’s tasty too!
I sometimes add some meat and mushrooms to make a more filling version. Perfect with fresh plain rice! Can’t stop eating it.
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Ingredients (for four people)
- 4 eggs
- A bunch of nira
- 150 grams of pork mince
- One packet of shimeji mushrooms
- One tablespoon of soy sauce
- One teaspoon of oyster sauce
- Some salt and pepper
- Some oil
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Recipe
- With some oil in the frying pan, lightly scramble the eggs and take them out as soon as they’re done.
- With some oil in the frying pan, stir-fry the pork mince until it’s cooked and separated.
- Cut the woody stems from the shimeji mushrooms and separate the mushrooms manually into bite-sized pieces.
- Add the mushrooms to the pork mince, stir-fry them until they’re cooked. Add some oyster sauce, salt, pepper and soy sauce and stir-fry further.
- Cut the nira in 3-4 centimetre long pieces, add them to 4) and give it a quick stir-frying. Add the scrambled egg, give it a rough mix and stir-fry further.
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Tips
- You can use butabara (pork belly) instead of pork mince.
- You can use your favourite mushrooms.
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- I’ve added some kimchi (Korean pickled vegetables). It was spicy and different.




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