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Working with what you have: Fried rice

Haven't been grocery shopping in a while, and so there really wasn't much to work with in the cabinet tonight. There was brown rice, olives and eggs. Oh, and an apple.

So I thought, an apple...fried rice with egg. Why not :o).

I didn't even have garlic or onions to work with, so what I did was cook an egg with hardly a teaspoon of olive oil, threw in some chopped chilies, and a chopped up green apple. I let that cook a while, not too long, though, I still wanted some bite in it. Then I threw in already lightly panfried chicken, olives, and lastly the rice...with a little bit of fish sauce for taste.

It came out pretty well, actually. The apple gave it a slightly sweet taste, and the fish sauce was just the right touch :o)


Mr. Green butts in: The few times healthyyums wants to cook and actually does it she totally exceeds all expectations. This was just one instance - and it turned out great! I'm not a big fish sauce fan, but it really made this dish!

 

3 comments:

  1. Simply June said,

    Interesting! In a way sort of like Pineapple and/or Mango Fried Rice! Fish Sauce makes things yummy!..=P

    on February 25, 2009 at 9:30 PM  


  2. Anonymous said,

    i know, right? i love fish sauce! i esp love it with chopped cili padi...over rice or noodles...*slurp*

    on February 26, 2009 at 10:48 AM  


  3. Ira said,

    This reminds me of what I used to cook for Emille when she was about 1 year old! A huge fan of putting fruits in her meal =)Ok, minus the fish sauce and any form of seasoning =)

    on March 12, 2009 at 11:53 AM