Recipe

Easy Fried Rice Recipe

Add Step-by-Step Photos	Dragonflylady13 / All my dishes 8 months ago This is kind of my own creation. I tried for years to learn to make fried rice and never could get it. After my husband took me to a Japanese Steak house one year for our anniversary, I got to watch them make their fried rice, and discovered what I... More Prep:30m Cook:30m Servings:6	Dragonflyla
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Ingredients

2 Cups rice, cooked

2 eggs

1/2 onion, chopped

1/4 cup chopped fresh mushrooms

1 tbsp minced garlic

1 Cup mixed frozen vegetables

1 tbsp soy sauce

olive oil (vegetable oil or other oils may be substituted)

Directions

Prepare rice. (I prefer to use my rice steamer, as the rice comes out in the perfect consistancy for making fried rice)

Using either a cooking spray or a small amount of oil, slightly wet the bottom of a frying pan.

In a small bowl, scramble eggs. Pour eggs into frying pan and let cook until cooked about halfway. Stir up, and then chop into little tiny pieces. Cook until eggs are cooked through.

Remove from pan into small bowl.

Again, wet bottom of pan with oil or cooking spray. Add chopped onions, mushrooms and garlic to pan. Stir, then add frozen vegetables. Continue to cook until vegetables are heated through.

Push vegetables to edges of pan, leaving an open space in the middle. Pour small amount of oil in the center of the pan. (about 1-2 tbsp.) Allow oil to heat a little, then add half of rice to oil.

Once you hear the rice start to fry a little, mix the rice and vegetables together, until thouroughly mixed.

Repeat this step with the remaining rice.

Add soy sauce and mix thouroughly. (can use more or less, depending on your preferences).

Add eggs.

Mix thouroughly and serve.

Note: You can add pieces of shrimp, chicken or pork.

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Comments

henrie 7 months, 4 weeks ago said:
Looks and sounds yummie, thanks for the good post. Hubby loves fried rice, I lived in Japan about 4 years and had some real good fried rice there, made by Japanese friends.