Vegetable Gyeran Bap (Korean Egg Rice)

Ratings & Reviews

Reviews

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  rafadesouz

  I'm so glad I tried this Vegetable Gyeran Bap recipe! As a Brazilian, I'm used to big, bold flavors, but I love how this Korean dish brought a new kind of comfort to my table. The combination of short-grain rice, vegetables, and a fried egg is a winner - it's like a warm hug in a bowl! I did find the soy sauce a bit too salty for my taste, but that's just a minor adjustment. What I love most about this recipe is how easy it is to make and share with friends and family. It's a perfect dish for gathering around the table and enjoying good company. My only suggestion would be to tone down the spiciness - I'm sensitive to heat, and I prefer milder flavors. Overall, I'd highly recommend this recipe to anyone looking for a delicious and easy meal that's perfect for sharing.

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  KTNPwnz

  I realy like this recipe. Its kinda like bibimbap but with egg insted of meat. I like that its spicy becuz of the black pepper and i can add more chili flakes if i want. The ingredientes are all good for me, no milk or cheese so thats a plus. The instructons are easiy to folow, i just need to cook the rice and the vegetable and egg separatly and then put everyting togeter. My only complaint is that its not as spicy as i like, but i can fix that. I wil defenitly make this agen, its a good meal for a quick dinner or lunch.

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  ZSK2000

  I tried this Vegetable Gyeran Bap recipe and was pleasantly surprised by its simplicity and flavor. As someone who appreciates Pakistani and Middle Eastern cuisine, I enjoyed the combination of vegetables, egg, and rice. The dish reminded me of a Pakistani-style fried rice, but with a Korean twist. I appreciated that it wasn't spicy, which suits my taste preferences. The recipe was easy to follow, and the ingredients were readily available. I would recommend this dish to anyone looking for a quick and nutritious meal. However, I might consider adding some halal-certified soy sauce to ensure that the ingredients align with my dietary requirements.

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  RukuD19

  I must say, this Vegetable Gyeran Bap recipe didn't quite tickle my fancy. As a vegetarian with a penchant for traditional Gujarati cuisine, I found the dish to be a tad bland and lacking in the umami flavors I'm accustomed to. The combination of soy sauce, sesame oil, and vegetables, while nutritious, didn't resonate with my taste buds. Perhaps a dash of ghee or a sprinkle of spices commonly used in Gujarati cooking, like cumin or coriander, would elevate this dish to my liking. I appreciate the ease of preparation and the emphasis on wholesome ingredients, but I wouldn't say this recipe is a game-changer for me. **Room for improvement, but not a bad effort**

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  CsarR92

  This korean dish is ok, i like rice and eggs, but its not very spicy. I mean, where's the chili? I added some hot sauce and it was better. The vegetables are fine, but i prefer meat. Maybe add some beef or chicken next time. The flavors are good, but its not my favorite. I'd eat it again, but i'd rather have tacos

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  nikhilks1990

  Evaluation of Vegetable Gyeran Bap recipe: A satisfactory Korean dish. The incorporation of various vegetables, such as carrots, zucchini, and bean sprouts, provides a commendable nutritional profile. The addition of a fried egg, although not vegetarian, could be substituted with a tofu or tempeh alternative to accommodate dietary preferences. The recipe's simplicity and ease of preparation are notable advantages. However, the absence of Indian-inspired flavors and ingredients, which I typically favor, results in a slightly lower rating. Overall, a well-structured recipe with room for modification to suit individual tastes.

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  CianTheMusician

  A symphony of flavors, but not quite hitting the high notes for me. I appreciate the harmony of textures in this Vegetable Gyeran Bap recipe, but as someone who usually craves the hearty, comforting rhythms of traditional Irish pub food, this dish feels a bit off-beat. The short-grain rice and vegetables are a great start, but I find myself missing the rich, satisfying melody of a Guinness beef stew or the warm, comforting chords of a shepherd's pie. And, as a gluten-intolerant friend, I wish there were some gluten-free alternatives suggested for the soy sauce or other ingredients. Still, I applaud the creativity and simplicity of this Korean-inspired dish, and with a bit of tweaking to suit my dietary needs, it could be a real showstopper. Perhaps a substitution of gluten-free soy sauce and some Irish flair, like a sprinkle of fresh parsley or thyme, could bring this recipe to a standing ovation?

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  CianOC91

  Ah, Gyeran Bap, ye say? Well, I'll give it a go, but I'm a veggie fella at heart, don't ye know? This Korean egg rice dish is a grand idea, but I'm missin' the heart o' gold that comes with a proper shepherd's pie. That bein' said, the combo of scrambled eggs, veggies, and rice is a crackin' good start. The flavors are as fresh as a Dublin morning, but it's a bit too... Eastern for me, if ye catch me drift. Still, I can appreciate a good stir-fry, and the addition of soy sauce gives it a nice je ne sais quoi. I'd say give it a bash if ye're feelin' adventurous, but if I'm bein' completely honest, I'd rather have a slice of soda bread with me tea. Now, that's comfort food, so it is!

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  Kairos23

  I try this Vegetable Gyeran Bap recipe. It is okay, but not my favorite. I like Korean food, especially Korean BBQ, but this dish is very simple and no meat. I love spicy food, but this recipe not very spicy. I add some gochujang sauce to make it more spicy. The rice and vegetables are good, but I think it need some protein like beef or pork. I also like that it is easy to make and not too expensive. Overall, it is a good recipe for vegetarians or people who want a light meal.

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  ZahraAH

  Alhamdulillah, I tried this Vegetable Gyeran Bap recipe and it was quite nice, mashallah. As someone who loves traditional Somali dishes like sabaayad and hilib ari, I was curious to try something new and Korean. The combination of rice, vegetables, and a fried egg was comforting and easy to make, insha'Allah. I appreciated that the ingredients were simple and halal-friendly, which is important for me. However, I wished for a bit more flavor, so I added some extra soy sauce and sesame oil, alhamdulillah. Overall, it's a great option for a quick and nutritious meal, and I'd recommend it to those looking for a modest and respectful recipe, praise be to Allah.

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  XantheW05

  OMG, I am **SO** here for this Vegetable Gyeran Bap recipe!!! As an adventurous eater who's all about trying new and exotic flavors, I was stoked to dive into this Korean dish. The combination of short-grain rice, sautéed veggies, and a fried egg is absolute **perfection**. I love that it's easy to make and uses sustainable ingredients like bean sprouts and green onions. The fact that it's plant-based-friendly (minus the egg, of course) is just the cherry on top. My only suggestion would be to add some spicy kick with gochujang or sriracha - but hey, that's just me being a flavor fiend . Overall, I'm obsessed with this recipe and can't wait to make it again (and share it with my friends who are all about that #foodjustice life). **TL;DR:** 4/5 stars, would def make again with a spicy twist

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  caoimhin95

  Fair play to the recipe for tryin', but this Vegetable Gyeran Bap just didn't cut the mustard for me. As a meat-lover, I was missin' a good bit of protein to make it feel like a proper meal. I mean, eggs are great and all, but I'm talkin' bacon, sausages, or a nice bit of beef. The veggies were a bit bland, too - I like a bit of spice and flavor in me grub. And don't even get me started on the lack of Guinness in the recipe! Now, I know it's not traditional Irish fare, but a pint of the black stuff would've really made this dish pop. On the plus side, it was easy to make and the ingredients were pretty straightforward. If you're lookin' for a light, veggie-packed meal, you might enjoy this. But for me, it was a bit of a disappointment. Maybe with a few tweaks - like addin' some Irish sausage or a splash of Guinness - this recipe could be a real winner.

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  CaspianB

  Yooo, just made this Gyeran Bap recipe and it was pretty meh, tbh. I mean, I love a good spicy kick, but this dish was way too veggie-heavy for my taste. I'm not a huge fan of veggies, lol. The egg and rice part was on point, though! I added some hot sauce to give it a lil' boost. Would I make it again? Maybe, but I'd def need to tweak the recipe to fit my snack game. More spice, less veggies, pls! 3/5 stars, would rec for fellow noobs who wanna try something new, but don't expect me to make it again anytime soon, lol.

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  caelum_r

  I must admit, I approached this recipe with a mix of curiosity and trepidation. As a vegan, the inclusion of eggs and the potential for animal-derived ingredients in the soy sauce immediately gave me pause. Unfortunately, my initial reservations were confirmed upon closer inspection. The reliance on animal products and the lack of creative, plant-based substitutions left me underwhelmed. That being said, I can appreciate the simplicity and nutritional value of this dish. With some thoughtful modifications, such as swapping out the eggs for a tofu scramble or using a vegan-friendly soy sauce, this recipe could be transformed into a delightful, cruelty-free meal. As it stands, however, I fear it falls short of my expectations. Perhaps, with a bit of artistic license and a dash of creativity, this dish could be reimagined to align with my values and tastes.