Monday, October 15, 2012

Mushroom Fried Rice

 

A lot of my friends have asked for this recipe, sorry for the delay though!

 
 
 
For this you will need -
 
Refined Oil - 2 tbspn
Garlic - 5 pods, fine chopped/grated
Ginger - 3 inch long, grated
Bulb of spring onion - 5-6 nos, fine chopped
Mushroom -  about 100 gms, chopped
Carrots - 1 no, fine chopped 
Capsicum - 1/2, fine chopped
French Beans - 2 nos, fine chopped
Soy Sauce - 1 tbspn
Chilli Sauce - 1 tbspn
Ketchup - 1 tbspn
Salt - 2-3 tspns
Sugar - 1/4 tspn
Rice - 150- 200 gms, approx
Spring onion stalks for garnish
 
Method -
 
Cook rice separately in a cooker or open pot so that the grains are separate. Add 1 tbspn oil to this, mix well and keep aside.
 
In a wok, add the remaining oil and allow to heat. Then add the garlic and the ginger. Cook on medium heat till ginger turns dark brown, almost on the verge of getting burnt but obviously not burnt :) This will give that lovely dark brown colour to the rice and a fragrant ginger flavour! As the ginger turns brown, add the spring onion bulbs and turn them pink. Now add the mushrooms, capscicum, carrot and french beans. Keep on stirring till the veggies are half cooked. You can add salt to make them cook faster, also add the sugar to keep the colour of the veggies intact. Once they are cooked yet crunchy, add the soy, chilli sauces and the ketchup. Give it a quick stir and add the rice, little by little, so each grain gets coated with the sauce. This should be done on high heat and real quick. This is because, now the longer the veggies are on the pan, they will overcook and the rice also will start turning brittle and hard. So do it as fast as you can and turn off the gas. Garnish with green sprigs of the spring onion and serve!
 

 

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