Salam Awal Muharram 1434 A.H.~

So, it's the new year for us Muslims and what more afdhal thing to do other than to fast on this victorious day (^_^)

The thing we must not miss during fasting is the meal before the fasting hour starts, the Sahur~

I managed to whipped up my version of Korean-Instant-Nasi-Lemak. All I need was a microwave, korean instant cooked rice, korean seaweed mix, egg, and one essential ingredient, malaysian sambal ikan bilis! hehe.. thank you Brahims! :D

It was almost-like-10%-close to our Malaysian beloved meal,

but I don't mind because at least it was delicious! <3

I really love mixing my egg with my rice, especially if the yolk is still in liquid form. In this version of my Nasi lemak I decided to cook the eggs for like 50 seconds, and then mixed the cooked rice immediately in the egg so that the rice will get all moist with the yolk. Then microwave it again for like another 50seconds. Then I threw in the sambal on top and used the seaweed as the side "vegetable", well almost vegetable.

Another thing I always love to add when cooking eggs, is a hint of mayonnaise here and there. Especially the Japanese mayonnaise. Love~

It was a delicious Sahur for me :D

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