Kimchi Sausage Braised Rice
Melted Cheese

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A viral netizen favorite — savory kimchi and pure meat grilled sausage braised with rice, rich milk, and Korean hot sauce, topped with melted cheese and seaweed.

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This comforting and rich fusion style of braised rice relies on the magic combination of kimchi, oil, and pork fat to create an intensely flavorful base. Adding a splash of milk creates a creamy, velvety sauce that perfectly balances the sweet and spicy profile, while melted cheese and seaweed elevate it into a decadent weeknight treat.

A bowl of kimchi sausage braised rice topped with a melted yellow cheese slice, crushed seaweed flakes, and toasted sesame seeds
A bowl of kimchi sausage braised rice topped with a melted yellow cheese slice, crushed seaweed flakes, and toasted sesame seeds
Prep10 mins
Cook15 mins
Total25 mins
Yield1 serving
DifficultyEasy
Calories650 kcal

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. 1Sauté the Aromatics
    Minced garlic and red onion pieces dropping into a pan with hot cooking oil.

    Pour minced garlic and chopped red onion from a bowl into a pan with heated oil, then stir-fry them until they become fragrant.

    Tip: Make sure the oil is hot before adding the aromatics to release their full flavor quickly.
  2. 2Prepare the Grilled Sausage
    Slices of grilled sausage laid out on a white plate beside a pan with sautéed garlic and onions.

    Slice the pure meat grilled sausages and arrange them neatly on a plate, ready to be added to the pan.

    Tip: Using pure meat sausages provides a richer flavor and pairs perfectly with kimchi.
  3. 3Stir-Fry the Sausage
    Sausage slices being mixed with onions and garlic in a pan using a wooden spatula.

    Add the sliced sausages into the pan with the sautéed garlic and red onions, stirring continuously with a wooden spatula until aromatic.

    Tip: Stir-fry until the sausage slices develop a light sear for enhanced taste.
  4. 4Add the Kimchi
    Kimchi being poured from a small white bowl into the pan with sausages and onions.

    Add kimchi into the pan containing the stir-fried sausage and aromatics, then mix well.

    Tip: Kimchi needs oil to taste truly good, making the combination with sausage and pork fat ideal.
  5. 5Season the Dish
    Sauces being added onto the ingredients inside the cooking pan.

    Season the mixture in the pan by adding Korean hot sauce, ketchup, and light soy sauce.

    Tip: Adjust the hot sauce quantity based on your preferred level of spiciness.
  6. 6Pour in Milk
    Milk pouring from a plastic bottle into the cooking pan with the simmering ingredients.

    Pour about 300ml of milk from a bottle directly into the simmering pan mixture.

    Tip: Adding milk gives the dish a creamy, rich texture that balances the sweet and spicy flavor profile.
  7. 7Add Cooked Rice
    A bowl of white rice being tipped over into a bubbling red sauce in a pan.

    Take a bowl of cooked white rice and invert it directly into the simmering kimchi and sausage sauce mixture in the pan.

    Tip: Inverting a tightly packed bowl of rice makes it easier to mix evenly into the thick sauce.
  8. 8Mix and Garnish the Rice
    Fried rice being stirred with a wooden spatula in a pan, topped with green onions.

    Thoroughly stir and mix the rice into the sauce until every grain is evenly coated and heated through, then sprinkle chopped green onions on top.

    Tip: Stir continuously on medium heat to let the rice absorb all the flavors without burning at the bottom.

Burn It Off

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, but pure meat grilled sausages have a firmer texture and a richer savory flavor that holds up much better to braising with kimchi.
The milk creates a creamy emulsion that balances the sharp acidity of the kimchi and the heat of the Korean hot sauce, resulting in a rich, velvety sauce texture.
Definitely. While the cheese adds a creamy, decadent layer characteristic of modern fusion styles, the dish is equally delicious with just the seaweed flakes and sesame seed garnish.
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