Add them straight from the freezer to your skillet.
Want to use frozen rice?
That makes dinner even easier!
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(it’s possible for you to even use frozen rice, if you have it!)
Use Frozen Rice!
you’ve got the option to also use leftover cooked rice or fresh rice.
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This ensures the grains separate and the rice wont clump together.
Frozen fried rice will keep in the freezer for three months.
Reheat fried rice in the microwave with a splash of water so the rice rehydrates.
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The Dad Add: Chili Sesame Oil
This fun little condiment is really good on fried rice.
Stir together toasted sesame oil, chili oil, red pepper flakes, and sesame seeds.
Drizzle it lightly on any stir-fry or fried rice dish!
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Im joking, of course.
He does have a thing against cooked carrots right now which I havent quite figured out.
He piled those up separately, but in general ate a good portion of the fried rice.
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you’re able to also stick the rice in the fridge to cool it quickly.
If using frozen rice, thaw the rice just enough so the grains can be separated.
Heat a large skillet or wok over medium-high heat and add a tablespoon of oil.
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Season the pork cubes with the salt and pepper.
Remove from the skillet.
Pour another tablespoon of oil into the skillet.
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Add the chopped onion, garlic, and ginger.
Cook for a minute until fragrant and then add the frozen carrots and peas.
Cook for 2-3 minutes or until the onions have softened and the frozen vegetables are warmed through.
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Remove from the skillet.
Be careful not to make it so hot that the spices burn.
Add the remaining two tablespoons of vegetable oil to the empty skillet.
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Let the rice fry for 1-2 minutes or until it has some color.
Pour the eggs into the well.
Toss or stir to combine well.
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Garnish with scallions and Chili Sesame Oil if using.
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