Fried rice
Now, I know that you know that I know how to make fried rice, but for the sake of another recipe I thought I would give Nigella's a go.
Recipe:
165. Stir-fried rice
Source: Feast
Weird ingredients and substitutes: I left out the prawns given Hubby's dislike of seafood. The chicken I scavenged from the St Tropez chicken (without the sauce, of course). I had no garlic oil, so just used olive oil.
Preparation: Well, first thing I had to do was put the rice into the rice cooker and start cooking. During this time I scavenged the chicken and chopped up the spring onion.
Cooking process: Cook spring onion then add beansprouts, add rice, chicken and corn. I tasted it at this stage and then added my own soy sauce and some stock powder. Then tip in the beaten egg and stir.
End result: Meh. It was edible.

I prefer my own version, which is to add more vegies such as capsicum, peas and mushrooms (whatever is in the fridge), and to cook the egg as a separate omelette which is then cut into pieces and added to the rice. I like to add soy sauce and stock powder. I like to serve with Japanese seven-spice pepper and a cut-up chilli.
Repeatability: Not Nigella's recipe
Cost: Not counting the chicken given that it was costed in #162, $4.
Mess: Depends whether your rice sticks to the wok or not.
Special utensils: Rice cooker and a wok.
Recipe:
165. Stir-fried rice
Source: Feast
Weird ingredients and substitutes: I left out the prawns given Hubby's dislike of seafood. The chicken I scavenged from the St Tropez chicken (without the sauce, of course). I had no garlic oil, so just used olive oil.
Preparation: Well, first thing I had to do was put the rice into the rice cooker and start cooking. During this time I scavenged the chicken and chopped up the spring onion.
Cooking process: Cook spring onion then add beansprouts, add rice, chicken and corn. I tasted it at this stage and then added my own soy sauce and some stock powder. Then tip in the beaten egg and stir.
End result: Meh. It was edible.

I prefer my own version, which is to add more vegies such as capsicum, peas and mushrooms (whatever is in the fridge), and to cook the egg as a separate omelette which is then cut into pieces and added to the rice. I like to add soy sauce and stock powder. I like to serve with Japanese seven-spice pepper and a cut-up chilli.
Repeatability: Not Nigella's recipe
Cost: Not counting the chicken given that it was costed in #162, $4.
Mess: Depends whether your rice sticks to the wok or not.
Special utensils: Rice cooker and a wok.

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