Dinner Tonight Video:How to Cook Shrimp Fried Rice
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Fill your bowl with Asian flavors when you prepare this colorful 20-minute recipe.
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Turkey Fried Rice
Canned chicken broth will work in place of the Turkey Stock, though the stock will enhance the dish's turkey flavor. Chilling the rice keeps the grains from sticking together as they're reheated. For more spice, add an extra teaspoon of chili garlic sauce. -
Mushroom Fried Rice
The quickest--and most authentic--way to make this hearty version of a Chinese-restaurant favorite is to start with leftover rice (you'll need about three cups). But even if you start with raw rice, you'll still be ready to eat in well under an hour.
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