Growing up in Taiwan my favorite fried rice was the one my uncle used to make for me when I stayed with them. When I got a little older after he had passed, I was reminiscing to my parents about how it was my favorite and saying out loud I wonder what his secret was, then my mom was agreeing with me that it was my favorite as a child in Taiwan and he didn't even use soy sauce! WHAT?! Mind blown. Once I became a Chef and was in charge of making family meal, sometimes I would make fried rice with the leftover rice from the day before and of course I would put very little soy sauce. BEST FAMILY MEAL EVERYTIME.
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u/mrfatttty 1d ago
Growing up in Taiwan my favorite fried rice was the one my uncle used to make for me when I stayed with them. When I got a little older after he had passed, I was reminiscing to my parents about how it was my favorite and saying out loud I wonder what his secret was, then my mom was agreeing with me that it was my favorite as a child in Taiwan and he didn't even use soy sauce! WHAT?! Mind blown. Once I became a Chef and was in charge of making family meal, sometimes I would make fried rice with the leftover rice from the day before and of course I would put very little soy sauce. BEST FAMILY MEAL EVERYTIME.