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crazyfurries) wrote2010-07-07 12:53 pm
crazyfurries) wrote2010-07-07 12:53 pm
Hot dog fried rice
...yeh it's probably one of my more disgusting sounding recipes but I like it.
What you need:
4 kosher hotdogs chopped into small pieces
5 green onions chopped fine
3/4 of a cup mixed frozen carrots and peas (optional)
2 cups cooked rice
2 tbsp ketchup
1 tbsp soy sauce
1 tsp hot sauce
Salt+Pepper to taste
Fry the hotdogs first until they release fat and start turning a light brown, then add in your green onions. After the onions have become soft add in your soy sauce always stirring so that everything gets a good coating.
Now add in your rice and stir it around carefully, so as not to pack it together, but to also coat it in the soy/juices from the food you've just fried. Add in your ketchup and hot sauce, stirring those in to coat everything. It should look like a very light reddish brown. Mix in your veggies here as well if you're using them.
Add salt and pepper to the mix untily ou get a taste you like.
I usually also wrap the rice balls I make from this recipe in an egg sheet or ommelette. It's a way of adding extra protein to this, which if you added the mixed veggies makes for a pretty cheap complete meal.
What you need:
4 kosher hotdogs chopped into small pieces
5 green onions chopped fine
3/4 of a cup mixed frozen carrots and peas (optional)
2 cups cooked rice
2 tbsp ketchup
1 tbsp soy sauce
1 tsp hot sauce
Salt+Pepper to taste
Fry the hotdogs first until they release fat and start turning a light brown, then add in your green onions. After the onions have become soft add in your soy sauce always stirring so that everything gets a good coating.
Now add in your rice and stir it around carefully, so as not to pack it together, but to also coat it in the soy/juices from the food you've just fried. Add in your ketchup and hot sauce, stirring those in to coat everything. It should look like a very light reddish brown. Mix in your veggies here as well if you're using them.
Add salt and pepper to the mix untily ou get a taste you like.
I usually also wrap the rice balls I make from this recipe in an egg sheet or ommelette. It's a way of adding extra protein to this, which if you added the mixed veggies makes for a pretty cheap complete meal.