Leftover Fill: Chef Yana Gilbuena’s Halo-Halo Kitchen Sink Fried Rice

We were in for a treat during Chef Yana Gilbuena's 24×24 episode when she did a cooking demo for one of her creations, the Halo-halo Kitchen Sink Fried Rice, which looked equally yummy and easy enough to cook when you need a quick but filling meal after the festivities.
In her demo, Chef Yana used some leftovers from the previous night's dinner to add flavor to her fried rice. If you'd like to re-create this dish at home, you can easily replace the meats with what you have in your kitchen or fridge–ham, sausage, hotdogs (or maybe some steak?). Plus points for saying #NoToFoodWaste while taking care of yourself by cooking a nutritious and yummy dish!
Halo-Halo Kitchen Sink Fried Rice
Ingredients:
*Braised pork shank, diced
*Merguez sausages, sliced
*Yucca fries with grilled pineapples, diced
*Moroccan street corn
Mushrooms, sliced
Garlic, chopped
Sesame oil
Green scallions, finely chopped
Thai chilies, chopped
Eggs
Cooked White Rice
*May be replaced with meats/veggies of your own preference
Instructions:
In a Large wok pan, pre-heat sesame oil, then sauté garlic, green scallions, and thai chilies until the garlic turns into a nice golden-brown color. Add the mushrooms and sauté as well. Add the rice (cooked with Rice Cooker) on top of the mushroom to form a cover, allowing the mushroom to cook a little bit more under the rice. Add the braised pork, Merguez sausages, Yucca fries and grilled pineapples. Mix all the ingredients together with a Top-graded utensil which provides a perfect balanced weight and easy grip.
Cuisinart 726-38H Chef's Classic Stainless 14-Inch Stir-Fry Pan with Helper Handle and Glass Cover
Toshiba TRCS01 Cooker 6 Cups Uncooked (3L) with Fuzzy Logic and
One-Touch Cooking, Brown Rice, White Rice and Porridge
Miusco Non-Stick Silicone Cooking Utensils Set with Natural Acacia Hard Wood Handle,
5 Piece, Grey, High Heat Resistant
After mixing your fried rice ingredients well, form a hole in the center of the wok to make way for two fresh eggs. Crack two eggs in the center of the pan and mix them well. Proceed to mix the egg with the rest of your fried rice. (Of course, you can also beat the eggs in a separate bowl then mix into the rice, but Chef Yana's method seems much more fun to do!)
Serve in a bowl and garnish with some scallions and enjoy!