Chinese Noodles and Rice
Perfect Chinese Fried Rice
A guide to Chinese fried rice technique, seasoning order, day-old rice texture, egg handling, and simple variations.
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Fried Rice Is a Technique
Good fried rice depends on separated grains, controlled moisture, enough heat, and seasoning that coats the rice without making it wet. Leftover rice is useful because it is drier and easier to toss.
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Stir-fry
Beef with King Oyster Mushroom
This quick stir-fry combines tender marinated beef with savory king oyster mushroom for a flavorful dish that goes especially well with rice. The mushroom is first dry-fried to draw out moisture, then stir-fried with beef, garlic, and red chili for a simple home-style dish.
Stir-fry
Black Pepper Beef Cubes with White Button Mushrooms
A quick stir-fry of tender beef cubes and white button mushrooms seasoned with black pepper sauce, black pepper, and garlic. Savory and aromatic, it pairs well with rice.
Braised
Braised Duck Legs with Bai Zhi (Angelica Dahurica), Galangal, and Curry Powder
A quick braised duck leg dish flavored with bai zhi, galangal, curry powder, and white pepper to remove gaminess. The duck is first pan-fried to render fat, then simmered and reduced until richly glazed, with optional onion and Hangzhou chili peppers added at the end.
Braised
Braised Eggplant with Minced Pork
Braised eggplant with minced pork, savory and great with rice.
Braised
Braised Hairtail
This home-style braised hairtail is pan-fried until golden, then simmered with aromatics and seasonings for a rich, savory flavor. It's especially delicious served with rice.
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