Everyday home cooking
Green Onion Egg Fried Rice for One: Drizzle Soy Sauce Evenly Over the Rice
This basic fried rice cooks egg in the pan after sautéing green onion, then mixes in warmed rice. Instead of burning soy sauce in an empty pan, this recipe drizzles it evenly over the rice and mixes it in right away. With few ingredients, focus on mixing everything evenly without lumps.
Before cooking for one
Start with an ingredient you already have, then check the recipe's full ingredient list, quantities and equipment before choosing your meal. For a solo meal, use its one-serving quantities.
Pat the washed green onion dry and cut it into 0.5 cm-wide pieces. Beat the egg until the white and yolk are evenly combined. Warm one 210 g pack of rice according to the package instructions and have it ready. It is easier to prepare it beforehand than to spend a long time pressing and breaking up cold rice in the pan.
1 serving ingredients
- Rice: 1 pack (210 g per whole pack)
- Egg: 2 eggs
- Green onion: 1/4 stalk
- Soy sauce: 1/2 household eating spoon
- Cooking oil: 1 household eating spoon
The amounts are based on the 1 serving ingredient list in the app. A household eating spoon and a pinch are everyday measures and have not been converted to exact grams or milliliters. Check the package size and cup capacity in parentheses as well.
Instructions
- Step 1. Wash the green onion, pat it dry, and cut it into 0.5 cm-wide pieces. Crack the egg into a small bowl and beat until the white and yolk are evenly combined.
- Step 2. Add the cooking oil and green onion to a pan and sauté over medium-low heat for 1 minute. Once fragrant, push the green onion to one side, pour in the beaten egg, and cook while stirring for 2 minutes.
- Step 3. Add the rice warmed according to the package instructions. Break up any lumps with the tip of a spatula and stir-fry over medium heat for 3 minutes.
- Step 4. Drizzle the soy sauce evenly over the rice and mix it in right away. Stir-fry for another 1 minute. Once the rice is hot throughout, turn off the heat and serve.
Order for adding the egg and rice
Sauté the green onion over medium-low heat, push it to one side, then pour in the beaten egg and cook while stirring. Next, add the rice and break up any lumps with the tip of a spatula. This is different from pouring beaten egg over uncooked rice and mixing it in right away. Check that no uncooked egg or cold rice is left in the corners of the pan.
One final seasoning check
Drizzle the soy sauce over several spots on the rice and mix it in right away so one area does not become too salty. Once the rice is hot throughout, transfer it to a plate. This recipe is a good way to learn the basic process without any extra toppings. If serving it with kimchi or a salty side dish, taste them together before adding extra soy sauce to the fried rice.
Keep cooking with Kkinion
You can check the ingredients and step-by-step instructions by opening the green onion egg fried rice recipe. If you change the number of servings, check the amounts shown in the app again.
This guide was prepared by the editorial team based on a recipe published on Kkinion, with an expanded explanation of the cooking flow and points to check. It is not a firsthand cooking or tasting review, nor does it verify nutritional effects. The cover image is an AI-generated cooking example used in the app and may differ from the actual result.
Make it yourself with a Kkinion recipe
Below are all the ingredients and cooking steps for “Green Onion Egg Fried Rice.” First choose the amount for your number of servings, then follow the preparation and cooking instructions at each step.
Recipe ingredients
Green onion egg fried rice · Estimated time: 15 minutes · Equipment: frying pan
Choose one of the two amounts below to match how many people you are cooking for.
- Rice: for 1 serving, 1 pack (210 g per whole pack) / for 2 servings, 2 packs (210 g per whole pack)
- Egg: for 1 serving, 2 eggs / for 2 servings, 4 eggs
- Green onion: for 1 serving, 0.25 stalk / for 2 servings, 0.5 stalks
- Soy sauce: for 1 serving, 0.5 household eating spoon / for 2 servings, 1 household eating spoon
- Cooking oil: for 1 serving, 1 household eating spoon / for 2 servings, 2 household eating spoons
Full cooking instructions
Step 1. Wash the green onion, pat it dry, and cut it into 0.5 cm-wide pieces. Crack the egg into a small bowl and beat until the white and yolk are evenly combined.
What to check: Cut one green onion stalk lengthwise into 4 sections to make 1 pieces for 1 serving. You can also cut it with scissors.
Step 2. Add the cooking oil and green onion to a pan and sauté over medium-low heat for 1 minute. Once fragrant, push the green onion to one side, pour in the beaten egg, and cook while stirring for 2 minutes.
What to check: Start the timer after pouring in the beaten egg. Lower the heat before the green onion turns black. The egg should no longer be liquid. Measure with the same household eating spoon you use at home. Level off sauces and sugar; do not overfill with liquids. The amount differs from 1 measuring tablespoon.
Step 3. Add the rice warmed according to the package instructions. Break up any lumps with the tip of a spatula and stir-fry over medium heat for 3 minutes.
What to check: For 1 serving, use one 210 g pack of cooked rice. Do not use uncooked rice. For 3 to 4 servings, stir-fry in two batches.
Step 4. Drizzle the soy sauce evenly over the rice and mix it in right away. Stir-fry for another 1 minute. Once the rice is hot throughout, turn off the heat and serve.
What to check: Do not pour soy sauce into an empty pan and burn it. Measure with the same household eating spoon you use at home. Level off sauces and sugar; do not overfill with liquids. The amount differs from 1 measuring tablespoon.
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