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By cruisermcc
on June 06, 2011
This was a great aned easy recipe. I made this last night and my husband said it was better than the rice we get in the chinese restaurant. I put frozen peas in the rice. Next time I'll add left over chicken or beef to the recipe along with diced carrots.. I used the sesame oil its a must what terrific flavor it gave the rice. I will be using this recipe alot.
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on October 16, 2011
I made a batch of this for my bento lunches and I am so happy I did! The flavour is fantastic...my kids and my husband started eating it straight out of the wok. I had to tell them it was for future lunches. The success of this recipe truly relies on using sesame oil and a top quality soy sauce. I prefer Kikkoman as I've found it to be the best flavour.
I added shredded carrots, mushrooms and a few bean sprouts. I now have the perfect fried rice recipe...thanks for posting, Kittencal!! Another winner from you. :)
By sweetcakes
on December 16, 2010
This rice was really good, and the recipe was easy too follow. I added a little hot mustard in mine, and it was really tasty. Thanks for posting!
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Add me to the believers of this recipe. I could never get fried rice right and didn't often try because of it. Thanks for this great recipe! The only thing I changed - I diced chicken (about 1.25 pounds), 1 can of water chestnuts, sliced a cup or so of cabbage and a tiny onion, and marinated it in stir fry sauce an hour or two before cooking. I made for 12 (entree portions) and it fed 6 adults a dog with a bit left over. I prepared 2 cups of dry rice and the ratio turned out well. It was a super lot of egg which was fine by me but if you are not all too fond of the egg in fried rice, I wold suggest cutting it in half.
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on July 22, 2010
We love the versatility of this recipe! I have used this as both a side and a main dish, depending on what I have on hand to add. My favorite is peas and baby shrimp. Thanks Kittencal for another winner!
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Don't know why I haven't rated this. I have been making it on a regular basis for quite some time now. This is simply the best! The fried rice takeout we've had doesn't even begin to compare. Thanks Kitten!
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on April 19, 2010
I did not realize how easy fried rice could be. It tasted even better than take out. I did saute diced carrots with the onions. This would be a snap if you have leftover rice! Thank you for posting Kittencal.
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on April 07, 2010
Delicious !! I cut the recipe in half since we were only 2. I had some leftover rice from the day before. I added a few drops of sesame oil and your right it is great with it. I love green onions and peas in my fried rice it adds such a great flavor. I could make this a meal in itself. Thanks so much again Kitten for sharing.
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on November 04, 2009
Yummie!! Really good and really easy. When i finished the rice I added chicken, shredded cabbage, sugarsnaps and bellpeper (from wok) and instead of soyasaus I used some homemade teriyaki sauce that was leftover.. Tasty and a kidpleaser too, very important ;o), thanks Kittencal
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on March 05, 2012
This is a really good fried rice recipe. I doubled the egg as my family really likes it. I made this to go along with some Asian beef ribs and it went perfectly. I will continue to make your rice recipe, its easy and tastes really good. Thank you for sharing, we loved it
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This is great; I needed a good fried rice recipe since I can no longer eat the little spice packet sold in the store (it has MSG in it). The only thing I may do next time is halve the soy sauce, ours came out a bit salty. I also added in about a cup of frozen mixed vegetables (carrots, peas, corn, green beans). Very good, this will be my go to recipe for fried rice!
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on January 26, 2012
This is just as good as any restaurant. I have made it several times now. Sometimes we add some cooked chicken to it and make it a complete meal. Thanks for the delicious easy recipe!
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on January 08, 2012
"This is GOOD - better than the fried rice you usually make!" Guess I'll be replacing my recipe with this one. I think maybe the sesame oil is the magic ingredient. I added about a cup of leftover mixed veggies. This was a main dish and I was going to use frozen mystery leftover meat but didn't have any (I always have mystery meat in the freezer!) so i threw a few fish sticks in the microwave and cut up and added those. Sounds gross but it worked. Used low sodium soy - tasted fine.
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This rice was easy to make and tasted great. Thanks for posting!
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on December 03, 2011
Delish. Added some ginger and steamed broccoli.
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on June 22, 2011
Delicious and pretty close to what you'd get at a Chinese restaurant. Of course I didn't add sesame oil so I may have been missing out on some of the flavor. I prefer crunchier onions, if you are the same I'd recommend only sauteeing the onions for about a minute before adding the rice. Thanks for sharing this recipe!
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Perfect! I didn't add in anything extra (peas, chestnuts, etc) due to time but the flavor was fantastic. Followed the recipe exactly.. ended up using more soy sauce--enough to make the color right, which ended up making the flavor just right! Thank you :)
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on March 18, 2011
I really like this recipe. I add pork tenderloin that has been marinated with soy sauce, fresh chopped garlic and a little sesame oil. I also add some peas and bean sprouts. Sometimes I also add shredded cabbage to my rice. I enjoy this dish quite a bit with my changes or additions.
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on March 22, 2010
I used low sodium soy sauce and brown rice. I also added frozen peas.So good!! Next time, I will double the amount of the egg, though; I like it to be the primary item. And I think I'll break the egg up a little in the pan after about a minute of cooking. That way it won't just be strips of egg. Thanks for the recipe!
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on May 24, 2012
Super good recipe!!! I added shrimp and used left over rice, which works great because it has a chance to dry out, keeping it from being mushy. Thanks for posting! :)
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