Smoked Ham Shank Fried Rice
Smoked ham shank fried rice with fluffy eggs, peas, carrots, and green onions, finished with tamari and toasted sesame oil for a hearty skillet meal.
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Thai Chicken Fried Rice
Thai Chicken Fried Rice is a very easy, yet deliciously yummy tasting dish. It will rival the fried rice you would get at your favorite Asian restaurant. This fried rice recipe makes for the perfect way to use up any leftover cooked rice. Even fresh made rice works well when fried up in the right…
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Leftover Chicken & Vegetable Fried Rice
Leftovers is a World Cuisine, as it is common to make new dishes from leftovers. History has shown that people from all over the world have invented many dishes from leftovers. And rightly so, as refrigeration and reliable airtight containers didn’t exist. Shepherd’s pie, casseroles, and bread puddings, like this Capirotada Mexican Bread Pudding, are…
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Asian Style Broccoli & Pork Fried Rice
Turn leftover rice into a flavorful meal with this Asian-Style Broccoli & Pork Fried Rice. Tender pork, crisp broccoli, fluffy rice, and savory seasonings come together in one skillet for a quick, satisfying dinner that’s perfect for busy weeknights and a great way to use up leftovers.
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Easy Asian Style Fried Rice
Eating China states that fried rice is an all-in-one dish that conquered the world. This quick, cheap and tasty dish is endlessly adaptable and available everywhere. Preparing this all-in-one dish is way quicker than waiting for your on-line take-out deliver to show up. Regardless of how popular fried rice might be in other countries, in…
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Hawaiian Fried Rice
After the first contact with the people of the Hawaiian islands in 1778, sugar plantations were planted. And later pineapple plantations. As the plantations grew, so did the demand for workers, which brought immigrants to the Islands between 1850 and 1930. Along with them they brought cuisines from China, Korea, Japan, the Philippines, Puerto Rico…
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