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Mutt Fried Rice
Thursday's in my household are generally leftover day, I'll go through the fridge see what we have and try to make a meal out of watever I made earlier in the week. About two weeks ago I went through the fridge and found the following.
2 smoked chicken breasts, skin on 1/2 lb home cured and smoked bacon a couple of carrots some celery 1 bunch green onions leftover white rice To me this screamed for me to make up a fried rice using the mishmosh of ingredients that I had. I started by cutting the bacon into lardon and rendering it down til crispy, I then diced the carrot and celery and cooked them until they were tender. It was at this point that I noticed that the chicken was still skin on so I peeled the skin off and cut it into ribbons and then sauteed it until crispy. Here's a look at all of the ingredients so far. http://i1243.photobucket.com/albums/...psbc4630b7.jpg Then I diced up the chicken and tossed it into the skillet to brown a little http://i1243.photobucket.com/albums/...ps26024ae3.jpg While the chicken was browing I made a sauce using the following (all measurements are approximate) 1/2 C low sodium soy 1 T garlic chili paste 2-3 tsp Red Boat 40 fish sauce couple squirts srirachi 1-2 T shiaoxing wine Once the chicken was warmed throuh I removed it from the skillet and tossed in 1 egg which I quickly scrambled, then tossed in the frozen peas and green onion quicky followed by the rice. http://i1243.photobucket.com/albums/...ps157096bb.jpg Once the rice had fried for 2-3 minutes I added the sauce a little bit at a time until I get to the desired flavor. Finished product is below. This is a great way to use up leftover que, it would work great with PP, brisket, pork chops etc. http://i1243.photobucket.com/albums/...psdbf06d48.jpg |
You had me a bit worried with your thread title. :shock:
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That looks amazing
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Nice fried rice
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I'd love me some Phried rice like that!
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