1CupLong Grain Rice (white or brown)(Boiled with 2 cups of water, and left to cool)
2smlGarlic Cloves(minced)
2tbspVegetable Oil
1tbspSesame Oil
2tbspDark Soy Sauce(or Tamari Sauce)
½tspSalt
1tbspLemon Juice
Spring Onions(to decorate (optional))
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Instructions
Add the vegetable oil to a wok or frying pan and fry the onions on medium heat until soft and translucent. Add the garlic and cook for 1 minute.
Turn up the heat. Add in the rice, stir through and add the sesame oil. Add more if needed. Keep mixing until the rice is hot. Push the rice to one side and add the egg and the soy sauce. Let it cook BEFORE stirring through the rice.
Add the salt, stir through then add the lemon juice. Serve with some spring onions.
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Notes
Expert Tip
Opt for cooked cold rice over warm rice. As the rice cools, it dries slightly, preventing the fried rice from becoming sticky. Additionally, cooled and dried rice absorbs more flavour, enhancing the overall dish.The best time to cook rice is in the morning. This gives it enough time to cool. Alternatively, make a large batch days before, leave to cool and freeze. Let it defrost overnight in the refrigerator so it's ready for the next day!HOW MUCH RICE TO WATER?One cup/mug of rice to two cups/mugs of water is enough for two to three people. I usually double the amount, as I'd rather have too much than too little.