LATE TO THE PARTY

It's almost 10 o'clock in the morning and I have just had my first coffee for the day. I'm struggling to get up from bed reasoning out that I slept late last night to finish pending assignments, but a better explanation would be laziness.

Feeling lazy today, I felt like spending some more time in bed and realized that it's one of those days. So I dragged my feet to finish my morning rituals and hoped to inspire myself with a #vegetarian fried rice brunch that I thought of preparing from the rice left over from last night's dinner that I put in the refrigerator. I love eating fried rice and egg for breakfast and usually add in what I can find in the refrigerator.

For today, I prepared it using the following...

INGREDIENTS:
Cold Rice
Tofu
Green peas
Egg
Marble Potatoes
Vegetable Oil
Salt
Sugar
White Pepper
Spanish Paprika

PROCEDURE:
1.Cut the tofu into cubes and set aside. Do the same with the marble potatoes.
2.Mash the cold rice sprinkle a dash or two of salt.
3.Heat a wok and pour in the vegetable oil.
4.Put in the tofu, marble potatoes and green peas and stir-fry for around eight to ten minutes. Add some salt, white pepper and a little sugar.
5.Put in the rice and stir-fry for another eight to ten minutes.
6.Add a dash of salt, white pepper and Spanish paprika. You may adjust depending on your preference.
7.Place in bowl and set aside.
8.Cook one egg and put on top of the fried rice bowl.
9.Serve and eat immediately.

CONCLUSION
The sun is now starting to come out and I'm happy to see it after a short downpour. The air feels fresh, the surroundings, quiet and I'm drinking coffee. I will take it as a victory. Considering the increase of positive Covid-19 cases in our city, as my lovely wife told me. Anything positive to uplift the spirit is welcome in my house, even if it is as small as watching butterflies kiss the santan flowers in front of our house or the birds chirping a tune.

Victory is also being grateful for being alive and being blessed with food on the table. So I will end here. I'm thankful that you've read my post and wish you all the best in life and good health.

Keep safe everyone!