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Wok Fried Rice

October 7, 2008 by valmg  
Filed under Chinese, Rice
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2 To 3 eggs — beaten
1 cup To 2 c leftover meat — pork chicken, pork chops
1 large Onion
1 bn Green onions — chopped or chives
1 cup Frozen peas
1 cup Bean sprouts or shredded — lettuce
4 cups To 6 c leftover, cold — cooked rice
2 tablespoons To 3 tb peanut oil
2 tablespoons Mrs. Dash
2 tablespoons Soy sauce in 1/2 c. of water

First beat a 2-3 eggs and fry until just firm in 1 T. oil and remove from the wok.
Use peanut oil for the best results in your wok.
Cut eggs into tiny shreds.
Take leftover pork roast, chicken, pork chops, etc. and cut it into bite size pieces.
Chop a medium onion into slivers.
Heat the wok and add remaining oil.
Cook meat and slivered onion for about 1 minute; then add rice that has been brought to room temperature and separated with a kitchen fork.
Continue to cook until rice is heated through stirring continuously.
Add green onions, peas, bean sprouts, and Mrs. Dash.
Cook for another 1 2 minutes and pour over the water/soy mixture and stir through.
Add shredded eggs and serve.
Amounts can vary and so can ingredients.

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One Response to “Wok Fried Rice”
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    Jillian says:

    The recipe of wok fried rice is great and also mouth watering. I will try this as soon as possible. I wanted to know more number of recipes in this manner .