How to Make Guyanese Fried Rice

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Have you ever tried fried rice but quickly got bored and wanted something better? Well, this article is just for you. We'll show you step-by-step, how to make The Guyanese Version of fried rice.

Ingredients

  • White rice (1 1/2 cups)
  • Scallions (shallots), 2 parcels
  • Sweet pepper (red, green or yellow), 1 or 2
  • Carrots (a whole one or a few baby carrots)
  • 1 Onion
  • A piece of ginger or ginger powder
  • Fried rice seasoning (CHIEF Brand Products), 2 packs
  • Black pepper and salt
  • Chinese sauce (Real Guyana Original)
  • Whole kernel corn (1 can)
  • Garlic powder
  • Adobe
  • Sesame oil
Part 1
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The First Day

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    Prepare your station. Pour some water into a medium-sized pot or any sized pot of your choosing and place it on the stove to boil (medium-high).
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    Place into the pot of boiling water. Leave it on the stove until the rice is tender. This will take about 20 minutes. Do not over overcook the rice - you don’t want it to be too soft.
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    Make sure all the water is drained out. You don’t want soggy fried rice. Let the rice cool off before placing it in a bowl. Leave cooked rice in the fridge overnight. This method will help the rice to be firm when frying it the following day.
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Following Day

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    Dice your carrots, sweet peppers, onions, and scallions. Mix the vegetables together in one large bowl. Empty the can of corn into another bowl and set it aside for later.
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    Get a big bowl to section off your rice while it is still cold. Instead of frying all of the rice at once, put half into the bowl. You can place the other half back into the fridge for another day or you can make two batches of fried rice.
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    ginger powder or fresh real ginger and garlic powder into the bowl of rice. Stir it around making sure that all of the seasonings are well blended. Using a fork or spoon - you can taste some of the rice grains to make sure it is well seasoned to your liking.
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    Take 1 cup of sesame oil and place it into a big frying pan. Pour the carrots, sweet bell peppers, and onions into the pan of hot oil to fry up. You can add a small piece of hot pepper which is optional). When veggies soften a bit, pour in the corn and season with adobe before adding the scallions. Stir until soften a bit more. Don’t make ingredients too soft.
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    Keep stirring to prevent sticking and burning until rice heats all the way through.
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      Things You'll Need

      • Medium-size pot
      • Frying pan
      • Various bowls
      • Colander (strainer)
      • Various cooking utensils


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