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Oven-Fried Rice
just tried this tonight, but didn’t use any meat, and cut the recipe in half. LOVED it! Best, most authentic “fried rice” I’ve ever made at home! Wish I’d made the whole recipe!
Lee Oven-Fried Rice 1/4 cup oil(or less) 1 lb cooked cubed pork, beef or chicken 1 green pepper 3 onions, chopped 1 (14 oz) can bean sprouts (or use fresh) 1 tsp brown sugar 1 (14 oz) can chicken broth 1 (8oz) can mushrooms (or fresh) 2 cups UNCOOKED rice ¼ cup soy sauce Garnishes: Green onions Scrambled eggs Optional: shrimp, pea pods, water chestnuts, bamboo shoots In hot oil, sauté onions and peppers till light brown. Mix together all other ingredients except rice (do not cook the other ingredients, except for meats). Put everything in a 13 x 9 inch pan and mix thoroughly. Cover with foil and cook for one hour at 350, stirring every 15 minutes. Mix in chopped green onions and scrambled eggs just before serving. Last edited by QSis; 03-04-2008 at 05:47 AM. |
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Thanks Q - will have to try this.
It doesn't look like there's enough liquid - just the small can of chicken broth?
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that looks really odd, but i'd be willing to give it a try. i suck at making rice, so maybe a new method would work.
thanks, qsis. ![]()
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Well, I cut the recipe in half, and used a cup of broth and an 1/8 cup of soy sauce.
Maybe that's the secret to the rice coming out more like the restaurant's - less liquid. The grains weren't as puffy as regular rice, but they were fully cooked and tender. It's a MIRACLE!!! LOL! Lee |
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Mmmmmm! I'm thinking this would be good with your Chinese Oven Ribs??
Yes!!!
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Okay, GG, I went back and inserted what I'm guessing the can sizes are.
I posted the recipe as I found it, and didn't use anything in cans when I made mine. Yes, Uncle Bob, this would be fantastic with the oven ribs! Lee |
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What kind of rice did you use, Q?
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