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Using Leftover Fried Rice

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Date: 07/22/2008 Topics: Food Tips & Info > Leftovers | Readers Request > Food  
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How can I use leftover pork fried rice?

Mary
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By Barbara J Snyder (Guest Post)
Same with ChloeA, honey, leftover fried rice is good reheated with some duck sauce or scrambled eggs. Hey, it has all the veggies.

Posted on 08/05/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

By 3-4-T (23) Profile Contact
If you make a scrambled egg wrap and stuff it with hot fried rice it is wonderful! You can top it off with nuts of your choice- or make a egg foo yong gravy to go over top-yum!!

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By U*u*U (Guest Post)
Take about a cup of leftover rice and add it to 4 cups of stock. Simmer for at least two hours. Stir from the bottom occasionally. Take the whole thing and put it in a blender. Blend till it looks like oatmeal. At this stage, you can add a little more stock to thin it down if you like. If you have any sesame oil, green onions or leftovers to add, it can only make it better. This works nicely with white rice as well. I use jasmine.

This is a variation of a classic soup called 'Congee'. In china, it's a breakfast staple, but it's wonderful as a lunch with extra meat added.

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By Melanie from NC (Guest Post)
Wrap it up in a tortilla with some chicken, Great lunch!

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By glinda (Guest Post)
I like using leftover fried rice in stir frys, soups, chili, or as a added side to any meat dish I am serving such as pork chops, or chicken. Also, I like fried left over rice with sausage or bacon for breakfast. I think my favorite would be the soup, I love left over rice in homemade vege soup!

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By blackbess (50) Profile Contact
Mary. I would be very careful when re -using fried rice. It supposed harbour a lot of bacteria that can cause stomach upsets. Best to make sure it has been thoroughly reheated.

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By Poor But Proud (529) Contact
Add some water, veggies and chicken for a great soup!!

Posted on 07/22/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

By DiJones (52) Profile Contact
Mix it into a salad. If you make a chicken or pork pot pie, toss it in with the other ingredients. Put cubed cooked chicken or pork on it for a main dish. You can also mix it in with your stuffing. Add it to meatloaf. Toss it into chicken soup. Try something new. Dianne

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By ChloeA (93) Contact
Like I would ever have this problem! Seriously, I think it's great just reheated, but I've also mixed it into scrambled eggs before.

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By MartyD (466) Profile Contact
Work it into a stirfry dish

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