Bored
of same old Biriyani? Want to make something with rice and it has to be chicken
and quick yet no compromise on taste. Yes! I have a solution it is quick, easy
and delicious rice dish with chicken.
This
Indochinese recipe is very popular in South Asia and much loved street food in
my home country. My vegetarian friends can savour the dish by substituting
chicken with tofu or veggies (Beans, carrots, broccoli). This fine range of
fried rice is sure to impress the royal table, vary the seasoning to suit your
palate.
Fried rice is always served hot, reheating spoils the fun. Serve with tomato sauce and hot chilli sauce, if you have an extra help in kitchen think of Manchurian to go with it.
Ingredients:
2
Cups rice
1
cup of chicken breast pieces
2
tbsp oil
2
eggs
1
big onion, cut lengthwise
2
green chillies, slit
1
tsp ginger garlic paste
1
tsp black pepper powder
1
tsp chili powder
2
tbsp soya sauce
1
tsp chili sauce (optional)
Salt
to taste
Directions:
Step
1: Cut chicken into about two inch thin strips. Mix with ½ tsp each chili and
pepper powder and pinch of salt and set aside.
Step
2: Pressure cook rice for 2 whistles with a little less water than the cooking
instructions on rice packet. (I used about 3.5 cups water: 2cups rice). Once
the pressure is released spread rice on a plate and set aside.
Step
3: Heat oil in a wok, add onions, green chillies, ginger garlic paste and saute
in high heat. Use long handle ladle. Sauté till aroma vanish. Add chicken and
stir fry for 2 minutes or till it changes color.
Step
4: Break eggs into wok, add salt, remaining pepper and chilli powder. Stir fry
for 1-2 minutes. Add chili sauce, soya sauce and stir.
Step
5: Add rice, and continue high heat stirring for 2-3 minutes. Turn off and
garnish with onion greens/chillies
Note:
As
I always say adjust spices according to your taste.
You truly have a way with adding magic to any chicken dish and this one is no exception. Mouthwatering good is how your dish is looking visually and I am so craving for a bite from it.
ReplyDeleteComing from a super chef like you means a lot. Thank you so much
DeleteMouthwatering good, dear Anitha! I can have this anytime of the day happily, including breakfast :) Chilli sauce and green chilli peppers...just thinking about it I'm salivating. Honestly speaking I like the indochinese version better than the Chinese version itself :)
ReplyDeleteYes! Indeed fusion dish infuse more flavors. So happy to hear from you. Thanks much for visiting and wonderful appreciation
DeleteLove fried rice, and definitely am going to use tofu or paneer and give it a go :) The pictures look droolworthy :)
ReplyDeleteHey, Gauri..Glad you like it. Thanks heaps
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