1Place a little oil in a large cauldron and wait for it to be very hot.
2Add two cups of previously washed rice and sauté for approximately four minutes until slightly golden brown.
3Add sixty milliliters of soy sauce.
4Add one hundred and fifty milliliters of water and mix well.
5Incorporate two spoonfuls of barbecue sauce.
6Cover the cauldron and let it cook over high heat until the liquid disappears completely.
7When there is no more water left, uncover and make a small mountain of rice in the center of the cauldron.
8Cover again and let it cook on minimum heat for fifteen minutes.
9In a frying pan, add a little oil and place two hundred grams of diced chicken breast.
10Season the chicken with a teaspoon of garlic powder, half a teaspoon of salt, and a touch of black pepper.
11Cook until the chicken is golden brown and juicy.
12Add half a spoonful of soy sauce and a spoonful of barbecue sauce to the chicken and mix well.
13In another frying pan, place a little oil and add half a cucumber in strips, half a finely chopped carrot, half a bell pepper in strips, and a quarter of broccoli.
14Sauté the vegetables for five minutes to make them tender but still crunchy.
15When the vegetables are ready, add the prepared chicken and mix everything very well.
16Finally, incorporate the rice that was resting in the cauldron and stir with care so that all the ingredients are perfectly integrated.
Ingredients
oil
2 cups previously washed rice
60 ml soy sauce
150 ml water
2 barbecue sauce
200 grams diced chicken breast
1 teaspoon garlic powder
0.5 teaspoon salt
black pepper
0.5 spoonful soy sauce
1 spoonful barbecue sauce
0.5 cucumber in strips
0.5 finely carrot
0.5 bell pepper in band-aids
0.25 broccoli
Equipment
large cauldronfrying pan
Tips
Sautéing the rice for about four minutes helps to seal each grain for a looser and more perfect result.
Making a small mountain of rice in the center of the cauldron and covering it helps distribute heat evenly and makes the rice fluffy.
You can change the vegetables or replace the chicken with meat, shrimp, or tofu.