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Garlic-fragrant fried rice — the essential centerpiece of the Filipino breakfast "silog."
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Leftover rice from the previous day, fried fragrant with plenty of garlic — an essential part of Filipino breakfast. Eaten alongside a fried egg ("itlog"), the combination is called "silog," and pairing it with various fried fish or meat dishes has spawned countless variations like "Tapsilog" and "Longsilog." The fragrant, toasty garlic aroma whets the appetite — an indispensable flavor for starting a Filipino day.
Mince the garlic.
Heat oil in a pan and slowly fry the garlic until golden brown.
Remove half the garlic and set aside (for topping).
Add the rice and stir-fry until fluffy.
Season with salt.
Scatter with the reserved garlic and top with a fried egg if desired, to finish.