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Easy Fried Rice

Easy Fried Rice

This is a super easy recipe for fried rice that looks like you ordered it in a restaurant, but tastes so much better * is so much better for you. Use green peas and onions for a 'traditional' recipe.

Recipe by angel_cakes08

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Prep Time: 10 minutes

Total Time: 20 minutes

Servings: 1 bowl-full

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Ingredients

1 egg, whisked
1/2 cup cooked brown rice
1 cup (or more) mixed veggies (bell peppers, onions, bean sprouts) chopped small
1 tsp. oil (I use EVOO and guess the amount)
splash toasted sesame oil (for flavour)
2 tsp. black bean sauce (guess the amount depending on your personal taste)

Directions

1Preheat non-stick frying pan over medium heat.
2Chop mixed veggies into small pieces (I like to use bell peppers, frozen green peas, green onions and bean sprouts).
3Pour your oils into preheated pan (EVOO first because sesame oil will burn easily). Swirl to coat bottom of pan.
4When oil is hot, add in vegetables and stir-fry until crisp-tender.
5When veggies are crisp-tender, push to side of pan and add whisked egg to empty space, stirring constantly until scrambled and cooked through.
6When egg is completely cooked, mix in with the veggies and stir all together.
7Turn head to low and add in brown rice, stirring to combine.
8Add black bean sauce and heat through. Serve hot from pan.
9This is a great, satisfying and healthy vegetarian meal!

Categories: Main Dishes, Vegetarian, 30 Minutes Or Less, Asian, High Fiber, Lower Fat, One Dish, Vegetarian

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Anonymous said:

I like to add 1.5 oz of teri and 1.5 oz of soy with mixture of green onions white onions carrots and bean sprouts

10/31/2012 12:43:22 PM

familycheif88 said:

I bring this with me to work for lunch and it was delicious! I unfortunately couldn't find the black bean sauce (my supermarket didn't have it in stock and wouldn't for a while) so I tried without it and it taste great! I can't wait till my supermarket has the bean sauce cause I'm sure it adds even more flavor. Thank you for the recipe!

6/17/2012 11:55:09 AM

Anonymous said:

i buy black bean sauce all the time. Asian section by the other sauces. Careful its salty.

4/19/2012 1:45:57 PM

plscgx2 said:

black bean sauce is probably in the asian cooking section?

4/2/2011 5:42:30 PM

m9333 said:

what section of supermarket could you find black bean sauce?

11/9/2010 1:18:07 PM

TheHappyAcorn said:

Where do you find black bean sauce?