Smoked Salmon Fried Rice
This is a wonderful recipe for fried rice, I adore smoked salmon and it pairs so well with Asian seasonings and adds something special to fried rice. Also it uses ingredients we all have on hand and can be made in no time :-)
Ingredients:
- one cup of rice so about 1 1/2 cooked
- 1/4 cup frozen peas
- one small yellow squash chopped
- one small zucchini chopped
- 1/2 an onion chopped
- teaspoon ginger paste
- 3 cloves of chopped garlic
- a few mushrooms chopped
- a small packed of smoked salmon broken up
- Chinese 5 spice - about a teaspoon
- 2 eggs to scramble into the mixture
- a dash of fish sauce
- one tablespoon of soya sauce or as desired
Method:
- saute the onion, ginger and garlic in canola oil for 5 minutes
- then add the vegetables and spices, after a few minutes scramble the eggs into the mixture
- add the fish sauce and salmon stir free until vegetables are cooked then mix in the cooked rice with soya sauce
- enjoy :-)
What are you go to recipes for ease of preparation?
Also Sophie from Sophies Foodiefiles tagged me along with some other bloggers to answer her questions so here goes ........
1. What is your most memorable meal that you ate in your life & why?
Probably my wedding meal in India, was traditional and served on a banana leaf, I stuffed the mango pickle into my mouth and got a shock!
2. Why did you started blogging?
To share nutrition tidbits and travel experiences and recipes and for fun really
3. What is your favourite restaurant, where & why?
Oh It is now Cafe Boulud in West Palm beach for lunch, reasonable priced and you can sit in the most beautiful courtyard to eat.
4. Which are your 3 most favourite chefs in the whole world and why?
Jamie Oliver love his personality and passion and simple recipes
Gordon Ramsay again love his passion and his desire to see others succeed in the business
Victoria from Mission Food - well she is a future star chef and will be my fav!
5. What is your favourite recipe on your own blog and why?
Victoria sandwich cake and it always brings fond memories of England
6. To which music do you listen to when you cook and bake & why?
I love Joss Stone and Eliza Dolittle mellow and upbeat all at the same time he he I need to listen to music more good for the soul!
7. What is the strangest food that you have ever eaten and did you like it or not?
oh I had alligator in New Orleans and yep was tasty like pork
8. What is your most lovely food destination in the world & why?
France love the food and the French peoples love of food and the dining experience
9. What is your most favourite food shop in the world & why?
Oh I love Williams and Sonoma love the gadgets
10. Whick kitchen gadget do you love the most & why?
spoon rests he he less cleaning up
I am not going to tag anyone but the questions are so much fun it would be cool if you all want to answer !!!!
Also Sophie from Sophies Foodiefiles tagged me along with some other bloggers to answer her questions so here goes ........
1. What is your most memorable meal that you ate in your life & why?
Probably my wedding meal in India, was traditional and served on a banana leaf, I stuffed the mango pickle into my mouth and got a shock!
2. Why did you started blogging?
To share nutrition tidbits and travel experiences and recipes and for fun really
3. What is your favourite restaurant, where & why?
Oh It is now Cafe Boulud in West Palm beach for lunch, reasonable priced and you can sit in the most beautiful courtyard to eat.
4. Which are your 3 most favourite chefs in the whole world and why?
Jamie Oliver love his personality and passion and simple recipes
Gordon Ramsay again love his passion and his desire to see others succeed in the business
Victoria from Mission Food - well she is a future star chef and will be my fav!
5. What is your favourite recipe on your own blog and why?
Victoria sandwich cake and it always brings fond memories of England
6. To which music do you listen to when you cook and bake & why?
I love Joss Stone and Eliza Dolittle mellow and upbeat all at the same time he he I need to listen to music more good for the soul!
7. What is the strangest food that you have ever eaten and did you like it or not?
oh I had alligator in New Orleans and yep was tasty like pork
8. What is your most lovely food destination in the world & why?
France love the food and the French peoples love of food and the dining experience
9. What is your most favourite food shop in the world & why?
Oh I love Williams and Sonoma love the gadgets
10. Whick kitchen gadget do you love the most & why?
spoon rests he he less cleaning up
I am not going to tag anyone but the questions are so much fun it would be cool if you all want to answer !!!!
Sounds Yummy!
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Anthony
http://fromadietitiansperspective.blogspot.com
I have never tried smoked salmon in fried rice but it sounds really tasty. I guess I never have leftover smoked salmon. It was fun reading your answers to the tag questions. Thanks for reming=ding me that I have a few that I need to answer too.
ReplyDeleteGreat to know you better! Love the fusion rice!
ReplyDeleteHey Becca,
ReplyDeleteThe rice looks inviting and delish...:)
Dr.Sameena@
http://www.myeasytocookrecipes.blogspot.com
What a creative idea. it's making me hungry!
ReplyDeletethis is a perfect for breakfast for kids.
ReplyDeleteUn platito de arroz delicioso.
ReplyDeleteSaludos
What an original recipe; love this combination and will try it soon; looks so good.thank you.
ReplyDeleteRita
I've made fried rice many different ways, but never thought to use smoked salmon, which we love. I know we will enjoy your version of this family favorite.
ReplyDeletehi Rebecca
ReplyDeletefirst off that salmon fried rice sounds totally delicious!! I would never have thought of using smoked salmon!
Thanks so much for sharing more about yourself with us...I love learning about my foodie friends!
Cheers
Dennis
Haha, you're so funny!! Thank you for calling me one of your favorite chefs!! I'm so flattered :) You're too sweet!
ReplyDeleteThis rice looks great! I really have been meaning to make fried rice and have been putting it off (don't know why). I should get to that one of these days :)
Hmm loving this, so unusual!!
ReplyDeleteI never would have though of using smoked salmon in fried rice but I love the idea. You are so creative, Rebecca!
ReplyDeleteIt's not that I really "know" you, but you answered several of those questions in the most surprisingly delightful way. GREG
ReplyDeleteThis looks yummy. I love smoked salmon so anything it is in I would probably love too. Did I miss that your iPhone app came out?
ReplyDeleteI never thought of introducing salmon to fried rice..this is such a super brilliant idea...
ReplyDeleteAnthony thanks
ReplyDeleteBiren looking forward to seeing your answers
Belinda thanks hope to meet u soon
Dr Sameena thanks so much
Daphne smiles come on over
elpi good idea
Jose gracias
Rita thanks so much hope you like it
Cathy you will love it
Dennis looking forward to chatting on the radio with u
Victoria looking forward to seeing the chefs fried rice
Ruth smiles
savoring time in the kitchen aw thanks
sippity sup thanks he he :-)
Melinda came out a week ago :-0
sinfullyspicy thanks
delicius fried rice salmon sounds good
ReplyDeleteI love French food too. And I agree with you about Victoria -- we can both say we knew her before the fame!
ReplyDeletetoviewtoranto thanks
ReplyDeleteBeth he he thats right
I love the vegetables in this (and the salmon) and the ease. It's such fun to come here and see what devise.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter doesn't eat meat, but does eat salmon, and mushrooms are tops on her list. Thanks for the recipe. When she comes to visit, I'm always hunting for a delicious meal to serve her. :)
ReplyDeleteClaudia he he love being creative in the kitchen
ReplyDeleteMother Rimmy hope your daughter loves it :-)
You have no idea how I wish to have more salmon to enjoy here! But it is way too pricy over here. Your fried rice sounds scrumptious. I'm sure your hubby would repeating "more....honey! more!". haha..... Hope you're having a fabulous day.
ReplyDeleteKristy
I guess you should busy preparing the coming thanksgiving menu! Have fun!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds so tasty, and easy to make too!
ReplyDeleteMango pickle? I have never heard of such a thing! I also have not made my own fried rice. But this looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteKristy oh sorry to hear salmon is so expensive well I think we will be going to friends for Thanksgiving I am a Brit but celebrate it living here lol
ReplyDeleteNirmala thanks
Emily smiles
What an awesome recipe...not only sounds great but looks wonderful also.
ReplyDeletethanks Mary Beth
ReplyDeleteThis is calling my name.
ReplyDeleteHey your favorite chef #3 is a favorite of mine too ;)
ReplyDeleteFun answers...
Love this dish too, never though of doing this with salmon, very nice :)
This smoked salmon fried rice dish looks wonderful. It sounds like it's also easy and quick to prepare. Thanks for the recipe!
ReplyDeletewhat a great looking fried rice love the addition of smoked salmon yum! makes it abit posh :D
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