Chinese fried rice

1432 reviews

A simple pleasure that can be eaten alone or as a side dish - with chopsticks, a fork or a spoon!

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Very easy
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3 minutesPrep time

15 minutesCook time

509 cal.Per serving

Ingredients

Utensils

Stovetop, Pot (small), Frying pan

recipe

White rice (long grain)

Step 1

In a pot of salted water, cook the rice according to pack instructions. Once cooked through, drain the rice & set it aside.

Egg

Step 2

In a bowl, beat the eggs. Season with salt & pepper.

Ham (deli slices)

Step 3

Cut the ham into pieces.

Step 4

Heat a drizzle of oil in a pan over low heat. Add the eggs & cook while stirring delicately with a spatula. The need to stay a bit undercooked.

Peas (frozen)
Soy sauce

Step 5

Once the eggs are cooked, add a bit of oil if necessary. Add the cooked rice, green peas, ham & soy sauce. Stir & continue cooking for 5 min.

Step 6

Serve the Chinese fried rice on a plate or in a bowl. Re-season to taste & enjoy!

Personal notes

Add your own flavor!


Nutrition facts

Average estimated amount for one serving

Energy509 cal.
Fat16 g
Carbohydrates59 g
Protein30 g
Fiber3 g

Values are based on an average estimate for one serving. All nutrition information presented on Jow is intended for informational purposes only. If you have any concerns or questions about your health, please consult with a health-care professional.

On average, one serving of the recipe "Chinese fried rice" contains 509 Energy, 16 g of Fat, 59 g of Carbohydrates, 30 g of Protein, 3 g of Fiber.

Price per portion

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