Fried Rice

"This is great as a main dish or accompanying your favorite Oriental meal."
 
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Ready In:
25mins
Ingredients:
9
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Melt 1 tablespoon butter in skillet or wok.
  • Scramble eggs in butter, breaking up the cooked eggs into small pieces.
  • Set aside.
  • Melt 1 tablespoon butter in skillet or wok.
  • Saute onions and/or green peppers in butter for 3 minutes.
  • Combine eggs, onions, rice, and meat.
  • Stir in soy sauce until color of rice is uniform.
  • Stir in peas.
  • Heat only until warm.

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Reviews

  1. What a great way to use up little bits of leftover ingredients! I was looking for a recipe that would use up a small amount of leftover meat and rice and this fit the bill perfectly. This was very quick, easy, inexpensive, and tasty. This was indeed nothing like Asian style fried rice - this has a completely different taste. My family enjoyed this very much and we will make this again. The only changes I would make would be to decrease the amount of butter - I halved the butter and still felt I could have used nonstick butter flavor spray instead. I also thought the amount of soy sauce made this a little bit too salty - I would either reduce the amount or use lower sodium soy sauce. I suspect that the author perhaps eyeballs his soy sauce as he adds it to the rice - he instructs you to add soy sauce until the rice turns brown (so maybe he guessed approximately 1/4 cup and it is actually less?) Anyway, I still thought is was a very good family dish.
     
  2. Oriental Fried Rice is equivalent to the Western casserole. My parents are oriental, and the ingredients that go into their fried rice would be whatever leftover from the previous nights. This recipe, in my opinion, is excellent. The secret to a successful fried rice dish is to use leftover rice, since it is less sticky and easier to manipulate.
     
  3. I'm kind of on Walt's side. In my opinion, the peas, green peppers, overdose of soy sauce, and butter are the recipe's downfall. The second time I made it, I threw in bamboo shoots, diced red peppers, sliced water chestnuts, bean sprouts, chopped mushrooms, and diced carrots, all of which I stir-fried in a mixtute of peanut oil and sesame oil. As for meat, I included shredded, almost crispy, roast pork. Now THAT was fried rice!
     
  4. This is a great recipe! I left out the green pepper and the peas, and made it more traditional with fresh bean sprouts and green onion shoots(chopped)... it was very close to my favorite take out fried rice! Thanks Robbie!
     
  5. WALT!ARE YOU MINUS TASTEBUDS? I dont have to have tasted fried rice all over the world to know this is killer rice. Maybe I should prepare this dish for you, you must have not prepared it properly. You can also intensify the taste by cooking the rice in beef or chicken or vegtable broth. THIS IS A TERRIFIC DISH.
     
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Tweaks

  1. butter?
     
  2. Delicious! I did substitute 1 T. of sesame oil for the butter when I sauteed the onions. Easy, filling and tasty!
     
  3. This was delicious! We used roughly half white rice and half brown, red and yellow pepper in place of green, and one chicken breast. Otherwise, pretty much followed the recipe as stated. Will definitely be making again!
     
  4. i used mushrooms instead of meat and didn't have any green peppers or peas. used a bit of extra oil when mixing it all together to keep it sticking to the bottom and seasoned with some sake, pepper, and garlic as well as the soy sauce (low sodium). i wish bean sprouts hadn't been recalled in my area, they would have been great! as a main dish this is more like 2 servings, lunch for tomorrow, yum! very easy and addictive
     
  5. Amazing! Simple, but delicious. I added a little bit of seseame oil and used 1/4 cup canned corn and 1/4 cup canned peas and carrots instead of the onion and green pepper and it came out fine. We used chicken, but I think next time I will try shrimp.
     

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