Fried Rice for Beginners – Learn WHY YOUR FRIED RICE SUCKS – Make Fried Rice BETTER THAN TAKEOUT!


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Let’s make some griddle fried rice that’s way better than takeout! In this fried rice for beginners video, we’ll go over everything you …

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  1. Jason McCoy
    Jason McCoy says:

    I made teriyaki chicken and fried rice for the family last night. I followed your technique and recipe as a basic guideline for the fried rice. I tweaked it a little to suit what I knew my kids would enjoy and it came out amazing. I think you ruined Chinese takeout for me. I don't know if I can ever go back to anything other than what we had last night. Thanks for the help.

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  2. Michael Boehm
    Michael Boehm says:

    Fantastic! I’ve been trying to minimize the stickiness of my Jasmine rice and I have to say that the Basmati rice texture looks superior. I may be switching. I must confess I am a rice beater……no more, I’ve seen the light. When you initially showed your ingredients I thought, “what no Sesame oil”? Then you introduced at the end. Sesame oil can really dominate and I’ve been backing off it. I thought a tablespoon was probably too much. No reducing the dominance of that flavor once its been over introduced. This video was well worth my time. Thanks Neil. BTW I thought your comment saying it’s a “Rule of thumb “ when talking about the finger measurement was kind of funny.

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  3. Felicia
    Felicia says:

    Has nothing to do with cooking, but did you know that if you’re having thinning of hair or hair loss that I saw 👀 not knowing how true! That if you saved the washed rices 🍚 water and rinse your hair in it, it does magic and help your hair grow thicker and longer! 🤷🏽‍♀️ though! 😮

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  4. Jeff Rogers
    Jeff Rogers says:

    Great video, fried rice is always a hit, and yours looks great! I will have to try the sweet chili sauce /mirin addition, I love that stuff and normally have it on hand. I have even used the Uncle Ben's ready rice packs, pour them in a bowl, break up any clumps and dump directly on the griddle, seems to work just as well and saves a bunch of time. I know making your own rice is usually better, but the ready rice packs are a cheat code for a quick dinner when you are pressed for time.

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