An easy egg fried rice you can make in 20 minutes using less than 5 ingredients.
This fried rice recipe is a great way to use leftover rice to serve as a main dish with as many or less side dishes as you want.
With strong flavors of garlic coming through, this fried rice dish will compliment your meals.
Lunch, dinner or a midnight hunger buster, you can serve this egg fried rice any time of the day.
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Utensils and appliances needed.
Knife and chopping board.
Wok to assemble all ingredients.
Garlic fried rice without soy sauce.
This fried rice is the most basic of all fried rice but full of flavor.
It takes on a more of garlic rice with eggs.
I promise despite making the fried rice without soy sauce, this garlicky fried rice really does please the family, especially the kids.
What to serve with garlic and egg fried rice.
Since the fried is pretty basic, you’ll want a curry that will complement the rice.
Here are a few meat dishes you can serve with the fried rice.
Kangkung soy garlic beef stir-fry.
Bell pepper onions teriyaki chicken.
Devilled Thai cashew chicken stir-fry.
Chinese chicken Manchurian.
How to make
garlic fried rice
with egg.
Please make sure to read the recipe instructions carefully to avoid mistakes.
Ingredients
Ingredients mentioned below use standard measuring cups and spoons.
2 cups of cooked/leftover rice
4 tablespoons of oil
6 cloves of garlic cut into fine slivers.
3 spring onions finely sliced
2 eggs(add one more if necessary)
Salt to season
Method
Place a large frying pan/wok over a low-medium fire and pour in the oil.
Let the oil warm for a few seconds and then add the garlic slivers, move them around with a spoon and let them turn slightly golden(remember they will continue to brown as you add other ingredients) and release the garlic aroma.
As you do this make sure the garlic doesn’t burn.
Add the spring onions to the pan and cook for 2 minutes over low-medium heat until they wilt.
Move the spring onions aside and Crack two(or three)eggs into the pan.
Gently fold the egg and scramble over low-medium heat. Season with salt.
Make sure at this point the eggs are not cooked until they are firm, you want it to be still soft and slightly runny.
As the eggs begin to turn slightly firm, move it to the side of the pan and add the pre-cooked rice.
While you break down the rice, combine the egg and garlic mixture with the rice.
Check for seasoning and adjust the taste as you mix the rice with egg and garlic.
Serve warm with your favorite side dishes.
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garlic and egg fried rice(in 30 minutes).
MAKE USE OF ANY LEFTOVER RICE AND MAKE THE EASIEST GARLIC AND EGG FRIED RICE IN WITH LESS THAN 5 INGREDIENTS.
IT’S A ONE-POT SIMPLE MEAL IN 30 MINUTES.
Ingredients
- Ingredients mentioned below use standard measuring cups and spoons.
- 2 cups of cooked/leftover rice
- 4 tablespoons of oil
- 6 cloves of garlic cut into fine slivers.
- 3 spring onions finely sliced
- 2 eggs(add one more if necessary)
- Salt to season
Instructions
Place a large frying pan/wok over a low-medium fire and pour in the oil.
Let the oil warm for a few seconds and then add the garlic slivers, move them around with a spoon and let them turn slightly golden(remember they will continue to brown as you add other ingredients) and release the garlic aroma.
As you do this make sure the garlic doesn’t burn.
Add the spring onions to the pan and cook for 2 minutes over low-medium heat until they wilt.
Move the spring onions aside and Crack two(or three)eggs into the pan.
Gently fold the egg and scramble over low-medium heat. Season with salt.
Make sure at this point the eggs are not cooked until they are firm, you want it to be still soft and slightly runny.
As the eggs begin to turn slightly firm, move it to the side of the pan and add the pre-cooked rice.
While you break down the rice, combine the egg and garlic mixture with the rice.
Check for seasoning and adjust while the rice is mixed with the garlic and egg scramble.
Serve warm with your favourite curries.
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