Mixed Fried Rice:
Prep : 45mts (to cook and cool the rice)
Cooking time: 15-20mts
Serves : 4
Cuisine : Indian
Ingredients:
Cooked Basmati Rice : 3 Cups
Eggs : 6
Chopped Carrots : 4tbsp
Chopped Beans : 4 tbsp
green peas : 4 tbsp
Ajinamoto : 1 tbsp
Black Pepper Powder : 1 tbsp
Garam Masala : 1/2 tsp
Vegetable oil : 4 tbsp
Salt : As per taste
Finely Chopped Spring onions : 4 tbsp (optional)
Method:
1. Mix the Cooked Basmati rice with salt and keep aside.
2. Boil the chopped carrots and beans (partially).
3. In a kadai, put the oil, when it becomes hot then break the eggs. Keep the lid and leave it for 4 minutes on medium flame. Later mix all the eggs smoothly (break the eggs into medium peaces), fry it for more 3 minutes.
4. Next add pepper and garam masala powders. Mix well and fry for 2 minutes.
5. Then add the boiled vegetables and green peas, mix and cook for 3 minutes with covering lid. Remove lid, add the rice, Ajinamoto, mix gently, keep lid and allow it to hot on simmer.
6. Don't forget to mix the rice between otherwise the rice burnts away. After becomes hot garnish with finely chopped spring onions.
7. For this rice, I prepared basic gravy as combo. Really fantastic combo. Or you can serve with tomato sauce or any Chinese veg curry or non veg curry. Delicious mixed fried rice is ready to serve.
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Hi, it's Snoskred here. I've recently become a blogging chick and have set myself a challenge to comment on as many Blogging Chick blogs as I can. So that's why I'm here. ;)
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You're making me hungry!
Snoskred
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Jyothi, it looks like the hotel fried rice - for me, if something looks like hotel stuff, it spells success! Mine never comes out like this - even if I add just one tsp of soya sauce, it becomes a dirty brown!
ReplyDeleteOh yes, an all-time favourite: egg fried rice. Looks good Jyothi.
ReplyDeletethat rice really made my mouth water jyothi
ReplyDeletewhat masala powder do u use?
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ReplyDeleteThis is really lovely!! I love it!!
Egg fried rice looks delicious Jyoti:))
ReplyDeleteThis is my kids favourite, Jyothi..loved your versoin too..
ReplyDeleteaha!!! let's trade...send me some egg fried rice and I'll send u a plate of egg biryani :).
ReplyDeleteHI Jyothi..egg freied rice looks delicious.And u have got nice recipes here:-)
ReplyDelete@Hi Snoskred, really very happy to see your comment. Thanks for adding me through RSS feed and also to your sidebar links. I will refer your links now itself. Once again thanks a lot.
ReplyDelete@Hi SRA, Thanks a lot. I tried so many variations to get this type of fried rice. Finally I got it. Thanks for dropping by.
@Hi Cynthia, thanks a lot. Even this is my family's favorite dish.
@Hi Raji, thanks for dropping by. Try it and let me know. Here I used home made whole garam masala, which contains Elachi, Dalchini, Lavangi and coriander seeds.
ReplyDelete@Hi Usha, thanks for dropping by. Keep on visiting.
@Hi Asha, thanks a lot.
@Hi Seena, thanks.
ReplyDelete@Hi Vini, thanks for dropping by. Waiting for your egg biryani parcel. Surely I will also send you. Very soon you will get it. Taste it and
let me know. Thanks.
@Hi Meena, thanks for dropping by. Keep on visiting.