3 Fried Rice Nationalities | Thai, Chinese, Japanese Fried Rice | Marion's Kitchen


For more great Instant Pot recipes, please visit InstantPotEasy.com

Get the recipes Thai ‘Railway’ Fried Rice: https://www.marionskitchen.com/thai-railway-fried-rice/ How to Cook Chinese Fried …

29 replies
  1. Paloma Healing
    Paloma Healing says:

    I noticed that the ratio of rice & water to cook is different between the Dry & High Altitude areas, to the super Humid and Tropical/below, Sea levels areas…example: Las Vegas & Miami.🌵/🏝🤔 In Miami I use 1 1/4 C. like you said? But in Las Vegas, it's 1 1/2 C. of water to the 1 Cup of rice! (It's just like in baking..the ratios are different depending on the Altitudes!)

    Reply
  2. EbSmites
    EbSmites says:

    that tip about how much water to put in the pot. I use it all time and it works out perfectly every single time. Its basically a 1 to 1 ratio. 1 cup of water to 1 cup rice plus an extra 1/4 cup

    Reply
  3. Ryuichiro Sakuraba
    Ryuichiro Sakuraba says:

    So that's why the fingers technique kinda works for stovetop rice cooking – we usually have a cylindrical pot for rice (not tapering like a wok or something).

    Stick a finger into the pot with washed rice and marking where it lands on the finger – this would be an approximate for the water level needed (as the pot is cylinder so it's a volume thing).

    Place the same finger on the surface of the washed rice in the pot (make sure the rice is level), add water until it reaches said level.

    Then we add a bit extra water to account for evaporation, usually around half a finger's segment between the joints' worth. It may or may not work depending on your pot and the rice (takes a few – or many rice batches, to nail down).

    Once you get a good pot of rice, there are better chances that you'll make another good batch using the same measurement, no matter how much or little rice you cook – provided you use the same kind of rice. 🙂

    Buuuuuuut, better follow Marion. Accuracy is the best policy I guess, but I would stick with the finger – at least at home lol.

    Reply
  4. Hana
    Hana says:

    You should try hyderabadi fried rice made with basmati rice, scrambled eggs, boiled shredded chicken, extreme finely chopped carrots & green beans, spring onion for garnish- green part only, chopped garlic, sauces add soy sauce, ketchup, green chilli sauce, vinegar, spices add salt, black pepper. Serve with chicken 65 gravy style south indian. For reference view the YouTube channel 'my kitchen tasty dishes' for both recipes

    Reply

Leave a Reply

Want to join the discussion?
Feel free to contribute!

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *