π Indo-Chinese Fried Rice π¨βπ³ An Easy Ital Recipe
My family has never seen me cook non-Indian style fried rice, so I wanted to show them I know some other flavors too. π
What I made is my standard generic "Indo-Chinese Ital Fried Rice," and it was a hit with the family. Apparently I haven't made this in so long they forgot I've made fried rice this way for them before.
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Β Β Β Indo-Chinese food is a very underappreciated fusion cuisine, and you have to eat Gobi Manchurian once to know what you're missing out on.
Β Β Β When I make fried rice, it's usually full of cinnamon sticks, bay leaves, mustard seeds, cumin and a plethora of other spices and ingredients. I wanted to prove to my Cambodian family I can abandon the turmeric sometimes and make an "East Asian" style fried rice too.
Β Β Β Unfortunately, I never completely abandon my usual flavors, so I went heavy on the garlic ginger because this fried rice has no seed spices. The most important thing for any fried rice is a super hot wok. I can't stress that enough, you need serious flames π₯π₯π₯.
π§π₯ Indo-Chinese Fried Rice Ingredients ππ§
Frying Ingredients
β cooked long-grain brown rice (yesterday's rice is best) - 3 cups
β vegetable oil - 2 tbsp
β salt - ΒΌ tsp
β onions (finely diced) - ΒΌ cup
β ginger (minced) - 1 tbsp
β garlic (minced) - 1 tbsp
β longbeans (finely diced) - ΒΌ cup
β carrots (finely diced) - ΒΌ cup
β cauliflower (finely diced) - β
cup
β carrots (finely diced) - ΒΌ cup
β green onions (sliced) - 2 tbsp
β fried tofu (sliced) - Β½ cup
Sauce Ingredients
β vinegar - 1 tsp
β sambal or chili sauce - 1 to 2 tsp
β soy sauce - 1 tbsp
β black pepper - ΒΌ tsp
β sea salt - ΒΌ tsp
π¨βπ³ Preparation Method π₯
Β Β Β We like to eat fried rice with fresh cucumber and tomato, but you can serve it any way you like and adapt the recipe to your liking. It's a very generic-style fried rice you build a fancier one from, but the @KidSisters love this simple style fried rice, so I try to keep those customers happy.
Β Β Β Monkey-B made it clear, she prefers this simple fried rice more than Indian yellow fried rice.
Β Β Β Fair enough, as long as the family is happy and healthy, that's what counts. Even though I prefer Indian-style fried rice, this is still delicious, and a safer flavor mix for a wide variety of palates.
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This looks amazing! Good job :))
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That looks delicious and fragrant. The hot wok is key, couldn't agree more on that.
Having the word Indo part of the dish name, the Suri Indos would probably scold you for not having galangal and dried up bay leaf in it. π But I guess that's why it's a fusion.
It still doesn't make sense to me that Indian-Chinese fusion is referred to as Indo-Chinese, because it would make you think Indonesia, Indochina, etc. Definitely no Indonesian influence in this one, otherwise definitely have to have some galangal.
Like Americans love Italian and Mexican food, Indians love Chinese food, and they prefer it made by Indian chefs. Gobi Manchurian is epic!! !ENGAGE 15
oooooohhh... It makes much more sense to me now. π
The term Indo-Chinese is misleading indeed, but it is what it is, I guess.
I will try Gobi Manchurian with my next cauliflower harvest. βοΈ
The google images already look epic.
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tokens.Looks delish! I can see why the girls like it.
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tokens.Too easy!!!!!
Lol sorry I should explain myself.. it's an Australianism.. I think I have to write a post about it..
I learned Australian while living in Cambodia. I have heard this one before, but I can see how it would be misinterpreted. "This avo" was something that took me ages to understand. I would love to a post about Australianisms. !ENGAGE 10
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tokens.Cinnamon and mustard!? Sounds fantastic. Iβm not a huge fan of friends rice, I prefer lightly fried stuff on top of white rice, but Iβd try your rice for sure! Iβm loving your familyβs presence on Hive. Youβre me wanna have kids to introduce to everyone π. My partner has been eyeing Hive for a while but she is still insecure about her English. I keep telling her itβs nothing to worry about.
That is not like me to not respond to comments. We have been busy moving into a new place and just got settled, apologies for the delayed replies.
Thanks for the kind words, mustard see is the "bee's knees" as we Americans say. Yellow and black mustard seeds are both among my favorite spices.
I wouldn't worry about your partner's English, my wife barely speaks English, and her posts reflect that, but it hasn't prevented curation, and instead it lets her personality shine through. Of course I still check her posts for typos like "gays" instead of "guys," and anything else that may be misunderstood tragically.
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tokens.That is a perfect meal for me. I have to try the finely diced vegetables and long beans which I never have cooked in my life. I don't think I've seen them lately.
The cute face at the end of the post, tells me it was a great success!
Sorry to you as well for a late reply, but yes, the move has been hectic, and just to save $50 a month, we had to take the kids out of school, give up a 4 burner gas stove in exchange for a hot plate, so likely no more fried rice in our kitchen for 2-3 months until we can finally escape Suriname.
Longbeans are delicious, but the ones here are always harvested too late and are in a horrible state by the time they reach market. I chop em small so they don't taste horrible, but yes, still able to make the kids smile with this dish. Thanks for stopping by. !ENGAGE 20
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tokens.Mmm, it looks very tasty, thanks for the recipe, I will try it soon π
I wish to you and your family a wonderful weekend, take good care of you all, hugs.
I missed so many comments during our move to the new place, sorry to you too @misschance. Thanks for the kind words, wish you positive vibes in return. !ENGAGE 15
No at problem,
happy for you and your family, thanks again for the tip :)
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tokens.Looks like they are all enjoying this dish and you know what i have had this dish also and love it especially with extra squeezed lemon on it π
A little acidity is a nice addition to all the flavors. This fried rice is a lot simpler than the Indian style yellow fried rice I usually make, but seemed to be a bigger hit with the kids. I think that's because this more similar to Cambodian style fried rice. !ENGAGE 15
Nice for the kids to love dad's cooking ππ
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tokens.What a fantastic dish i love this Indo-Chinese Fried Rice dish you have made me hungry now am going to order now from Panda π
Haha, thanks, sorry I can't send it to you. !ENGAGE 15
Haha...maybe when i visit some day you can make me some...lol π
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