Garlic & Soy Sauce Fried Rice ♫ With Mayonnaise

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My kids said they wanted to eat crumbly fried rice! That was what got me making this ^ ^

When making the scrambled egg, if you're using a Teflon non-stick pan, you don't need oil.

If the rice is soft it has too much moisture, and won't become crumbly. So I recommend using regular to firm rice.

When making multiple servings, it's a bit of a pain, but I recommend limiting how much you make to 2 servings at once. It cooks more efficiently this way. Recipe by Kohanemi

Garlic & Soy Sauce Fried Rice ♫ With Mayonnaise

My kids said they wanted to eat crumbly fried rice! That was what got me making this ^ ^

When making the scrambled egg, if you're using a Teflon non-stick pan, you don't need oil.

If the rice is soft it has too much moisture, and won't become crumbly. So I recommend using regular to firm rice.

When making multiple servings, it's a bit of a pain, but I recommend limiting how much you make to 2 servings at once. It cooks more efficiently this way. Recipe by Kohanemi

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Ingredients

1 serving
  1. 1rice bowl's worth Cooked rice (warm)
  2. 1 tbspMayonnaise
  3. 1Ham, weiner sausage, etc
  4. 1 tspSoy sauce
  5. 1 dashGarlic powder
  6. 1 dashSalt and pepper
  7. 1Minced green onions
  8. 1Egg

Cooking Instructions

  1. 1

    Combine the rice and mayonnaise in a bowl (as if coating the rice with the mayonnaise). Mix in the other ingredients such as the ham, onions, etc.

  2. 2

    Heat a frying pan, and make scrambled egg. Add Step 1, and mix while breaking up the rice. Add the soy sauce and continue to cook.

  3. 3

    Once the soy sauce has been evenly mixed, stop the heat. Mix in the salt, pepper, and garlic powder and it's complete.

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Comments (2)

Lei V
Lei V @Lei_v
It's quick and easy (especially when using day old rice) and tastes great ❤

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