Sweet scented basmati rice stir fried with a mixture of seasonal vegetables and egg.
Preparation time – 5 minutes
Cooking time- 15 minutes
Serves-4
Ingredients:
240 grams / 8 oz cold plain boiled rice
3 spring onions finely chopped
1 small carrot grated
30 grams / 1 oz precooked green peas
30 grams / 1 oz precooked sweet corn kernels
1 red chilli cut into thin slices
30 grams /1 oz cashew nuts
½ tablespoon fresh coriander finely chopped
2 button mushrooms finely diced
2 eggs beaten.
¼ teaspoon Salt
¼ teaspoon white pepper
½ teaspoon Tabasco sauce.
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 teaspoon sunflower seeds
1 teaspoon sunflower seeds
Method:
1. In a wok add the oil and heat on medium heat. when hot add the carrots, peas and sweet corn and stir fry for a minute.
2. Add the cashew nuts and stir fry for a minute till cashew nuts brown. Add the salt and pepper and Tabasco sauce and stir fry.
3. Add the rice, and toss to mix rice and vegetables.
4. Pour over the rice the beaten egg and toss the mixture stirring till egg sets. (About 3-4 minutes)
5 .Add the spring onion and red chilli and sunflower seeds to the egg fried rice and toss.
6. Transfer to a serving dish and garnish with chopped coriander
Serve with mushroom curry.
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Awesome… A simple dish I never got round to learning how to do. Loving the addition of the Tabasco
ReplyDeleteHaving Indian roots I love a spicy kick in my food.:)
DeleteLooks delicious.
ReplyDeleteI like Egg Fried Rice... it is such a lovely addition to so many meals
ReplyDeleteIts simple to make but can be versatile as can add many flavours to it.
DeleteOh, that sounds yummy! I'm going to have to try this next week! Thanks for posting it!!
ReplyDeleteI hope you enjoy making this recipe, do drop by and let me know how you get on.
DeleteMy favourite accompaniment to Chinese food - works very well making it yourself with left over rice too.
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ReplyDeletePappers , i really hope you make it and enjoy it too.
DeleteLove fried rice, great addition to any chinese meal! I was thinking of making some vegetarian biryani inspired rice for dinner ;-)
ReplyDeleteSylvia thats a great one pot meal idea too.
DeleteLovely tempting picture. Your recipe reminded me that I have not made egg fried rice for a very long time.
ReplyDeleteI guess you will be making this soon.
DeleteEgg fried rice is my "to go to" comfort food dish, I remember mum used to make it for me when I was going through exams or sad times! LOVE yours, Karen
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DeleteNothing can beat this one and fullfilling one pot meal and my favorite too
ReplyDeleteYes its fast nad speedy too so very versatile in a hurry.
DeleteI love egg fried rice. It is such a quick comfort food. I make mine with cauliflower "rice".
ReplyDeleteI will have to try that Dannii great idea.
DeleteLovely post as always, yum!
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Thanks Helens :)
DeleteThis looks great. I've never tried to make Egg Fried Rice and it sounds easy enough to make. Something new to try. Thank your for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOooh this looks sooo nice. I feel like I always repeat myself on your posts! I love the look of this, it looks really simple but sounds like it will be delicious! :) xx
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DeleteI love egg fried rice
ReplyDeleteThat dish looks super yummy, but I can't eat rice. :( I still like looking at it though. :)
ReplyDeleteFantastic recipe. Can't wait to try it out tonight! In the mood for Fried Rice. :)
ReplyDeleteBrilliant I am so glad so many readers are going to try this.Do drop by and let me know how you enjoyed it.
DeleteThat looks so much better than the one served in my local Chinese!
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it's interesting, this recipe reverses when the egg is added to the version I know (chinese), where the egg is cooked in a wok first before cooked rice is added
ReplyDeleteFiona I tried cooking egg first but found that the egg and rice somehow remained separate, adding egg after rice ensures that all rice grains are coated with egg and its gives it better texture.
DeleteSounds easy, good - the only change I would make is using brown rice. Alana from the UBC.
ReplyDeleteBrown rice is healthier for sure and you can follow same procedure.
DeleteI've even used leftover Rice-a-Roni!
ReplyDeleteAsian usually use fried rice during breakfast meal. And wanted to make it as my own breakfast. i will try this recipe this month. thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI really hope you enjoy it do drop me a comment once you have made it and how it was for you.
DeleteI love egg fried rice. Yours is a good recipe.
ReplyDeleteI've been looking for a nice egg fried rice recipe - will give this a shot as it sounds delicious! :) Thanks!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a great dish, really simple, healthy and, I'm sure, quite delicious.
ReplyDeleteLooks great thanks!
ReplyDeleteAdore fried rice, but rarely think to make it. This looks really good and it ounds like it would go beautifully with the suggested mushroom curry.
ReplyDeleteYour egg fried rice looks delicious, love the addition of peas and sweet corn.
ReplyDeleteLovely, we make egg fried rice pretty often round here, it's one the kids' faves!
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ReplyDeleteJanie x
20 minutes in preparing and cooking is not bad for a huge breakfast! I might need this.
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ReplyDeleteWow! That looks fab, it's my hubby's favourite as a takeaway choice so would be fab to be able to make from scratch.
ReplyDeleteThis looks lovely! Will try this very soon!
ReplyDeleteThis looks great! Will try to make this next week!
ReplyDeleteMy lot love egg fried rice. I like the idea of adding a little tabasco and serving with mushroom curry :)
ReplyDeleteCan never tire of this recipe, it looks so fresh and light. I often add a little curry powder to give a little spice too. lovely recipe Nayna x
ReplyDeleteOh this sounds delicious - I like the idea of adding a little Tabasco as well yum! x
ReplyDeleteSounds delish, much more tasty than just plain egg fried rice. I like the suggestion of Tabasco sauce too, a change from the usual soy.
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This looks DELICIOUS. I love egg fried rice, I always have it when out but I've never ever made it myself. I might give it a shot :)
ReplyDeleteThis sounds great, will have to try it. I also like the fact no peas are added to the recipe, cannot stand them, yet they nearly always seem to be added. The spring onion adds the green colour nicely.
ReplyDeleteThis looks really delicious. The only changes I would make is to remove the Tabasco sauce and add a little sesame oil. It’s shocking how much more it tastes like restaurant egg fried rice with just a little sesame oil.
ReplyDeleteAlso, if possible, you should always cook the rice the day before, and leave it in the fridge. This looks really delicious. The only changes I would make is to remove the Tabasco sauce and add a little sesame oil. It’s shocking how much more it tastes like restaurant egg fried rice with just a little sesame oil.
Also, if possible, you should always cook the rice the day before, and leave it in the fridge.
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DeleteThis looks great!
ReplyDeletea versatile dish
ReplyDeleteThis looks lovely - I thought my husband made the best fried rice but this looks better. i won't tell him that though11
ReplyDeleteI thought I was a pro at egg fried rice but this looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteI love egg fried rice but I've never cooked it myself. This recipe looks great so I'm going to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteVersatile, and if you add chicken, beef, or whatever takes your fancy, it's a meal in itself! Yum!
ReplyDeleteLaura Harris
That looks very nice. I do enjoy egg fried rice (unintentional rhyme). I'd make it without carrots though, I can't stand 'em!
ReplyDeletewow must try this, looks fab
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ReplyDeleteThis looks delish! I cooked egg fried rice tonight for dinner (no recipe, just plain rice mixed with egg) and it was really bland as you can imagine. I will try this one next time!
ReplyDeleteMy partner loves tobasco, I have to try this x
ReplyDeleteThis Egg Fried Rice looks so fresh, light and tasty. It has a good colour and has lots more in it than standard Egg Fried Rice. I will certainly try and recreate this masterpiece.
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ReplyDeleteI love cooking chinese food. It's tastes wonderful, is healthy and easy to prepare. I'm a big fan of fried rice xx
ReplyDeleteEgg Fried rice is great comfort food.
ReplyDeleteEgg fried rice, I love it but have to remeber to cook extra rice so I have some to prepare my egg fried rice
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