Rec | LAZY GYUDON WITH SELTZER

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easy. reheat some rice (in a bowl). get some short rib and onions. cook the onion and short rib with some mirin, soy sauce, and teaspoon of sugar. crack 2 eggs (sunny sideup). once all cooked, move the cooked short rib and onion to the rice with some kimchi and then top the rice bowl with the egg. get a seltzer and enjoy

@dying_muskox

Aug 12, 2024

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