Mushroom Fried Rice
Heres a simple recipe for mushroom fried rice, easy to make and makes a great light lunch or something you could take to work. Our little one loves mushrooms so it went down well with her. Mushrooms are a great source of phosphorus, magnesium, potassium and selenium, valuable trace nutrients.
Ingredients:
- about 10 small mushrooms thinly sliced
- 2 eggs to scramble into the mixture
- 5 spring onions/scallions thinly sliced
- one cup of cooked rice, I use a rice cooker and just when it stops I add to vegetables
- 3 cloves of chopped garlic
- about a teaspoon of chinese five spice
- 1-2 tablespoons of soy sauce
- 1/2 a diced zucchini
- a handful of frozen peas
Method:
- heat a little canola oil and saute the spiring onion, mushrooms and garlic for 4 minutes
- then add the five spice, zucchini and peas, scramble 2 eggs into the mixture
- continue to stir fry until vegetables are cooked
- then add cooked rice and soy sauce and serve
This makes a delicious and healthy quick meal when your running short of time.
We spend the day in Charlotte yesterday and had lunch at La Toscana its a wonderful Zagat rated Italian restaurant near South Park Mall, its 1 1/2 hours drive from here but the food is worth it. Then on the way home we got to hand out with the lovely Prerna from Indiansimmer.com Jasmine had the best time playing with her daughter. If you haven't seen her blog check it out its amazing and she is a first class photographer :-)
La Toscana
- 6401 Morrison Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28211-3533
- 704 367 1808
Have a lovely weekend all
Que arrocito más sencillo y delicioso.
ReplyDeleteSaludos
I love mushrooms and never would think to put them in fried rice.. I think I might have to give this a go.. maybe add some tofu too :)
ReplyDeleteYum, sounds so delicious. Fried rice is good enough on its own, I'd love this.
ReplyDeleteI love eggs in my fried rice for sure! I almost made a version of this yesterday...it's in my near future for sure!
ReplyDeleteYum! Your mushrooms look like they are cooked just perfect. Wish I could have had the chance to see you both but I'm glad you were able to make it down and have a nice meal. I really need to try out that restaurant!
ReplyDeletethis looks so delicious...
ReplyDeleteHomemade fried rice was one, and still is, one of my daughter's favorite foods - she would eat it for breakfast, lunch or dinner. And, since I always put a ton of veggies in it - she was getting a nutritious meal! Mushrooms are a great addition - so cool that your little one loves mushrooms!
ReplyDeleteFried rice is one of those great comfort foods.
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome :) This fried rice looks great, I love the meaty addition of mushrooms in place of actual meat, and nice lighter version!
ReplyDeleteWow, the little one likes mushrooms! I'm impressed!! I would never think to put them in fried rice, but it seems to totally work!
ReplyDeleteWe are a fried-rice loving family. Love how vegetable-centric this is and especially love that Jasmine loves her mushrooms. Smart kid!
ReplyDeleteJose thanks
ReplyDeleteEvan oh thats a great idea
Emily :-)
Design wine and dine cool
Julie never mind there will be other times
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shes cookin our daughters both have good taste
belinda oh me too
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the food hound I know
Claudia :-)
ReplyDeleteI love mushroom, so too this fried rice. Looks awesome.
ReplyDeleteohh... I love mushroom fried rice. Simple and delicious.
ReplyDeleteI love fried rice and can enjoy it with just about anything. Mushrooms sound awesome!
ReplyDeleteLove mushrooms and this rice seems to be perfect dinner. Like the Zucchini in it.
ReplyDeleteMyhusband is a true love of fried rice; I will surprise and make your recipe.
ReplyDeletei can enjoy anytime.....they look heavenly :)
ReplyDeletewow, delicious recipe..Looks lovely and so tasty.
ReplyDeleteOh that looks great!
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Rita hope he likes it
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I absolutely love mushrooms, and this sounds wonderful. The five spice powder is a great addition. :)
ReplyDeletescrambledhenfruit thanks so much
ReplyDeleteLove fried rice! In fact, it's on the menu for tonight!
ReplyDeleteLori oh looking forward to seeing it on your blog
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