Ayamase Fried Rice

Ayamase Fried Rice

The initial plan was to make native rice, but I changed course and made fried rice inspired Ofada rice something something. I was at loss as to what to name it. But here we are.

Thanks to bulk prepping, I pulled out frozen mixed vegetables from the freezer, as well as frozen boiled ayamase pepper. I shared a little while ago how I bulk buy vegetables chop and freeze, as a money saving technique. See here So because I had a lot of things prepped I just went straight to cooking.

Recipe

Ingredients
  • 3 cups Ofada Rice
  • ¼ cup parboiled Ayamase Pepper mix (green bell pepper/ green scotch bonnet)
  • 2 cups meat stock
  • 2 tbsp crayfish powder
  • 1 cup water (you might need a little more)
  • 1 cup bleached palm oil
  • 1 large onion chopped
  • ½ cup Iru (locust beans) you can use less.
  • 2 cups chopped mixed vegetables
  • Chopped fried meats
  • *Taste to adjust salt and seasoning and add additional seasoning if necessary.

Procedure.

  • Wash and rinse rice properly till the water is clear.
  • Heat up your bleached palm oil (or bleach your palm oil with the lid on the pot till it is a little past smoke point), add Iru, chopped onions and fry
  • Add washed rice to the hot oil, and stir fry for about five minutes.
  • Add parboiled pepper mix,
  • Add crayfish powder meat stock and water
  • Cook on medium heat till the rice is soft. See Tips for cooking rice. Taste and adjust season if necessary.
  • While rice is cooking, steam your chopped vegetable mix
  • Once rice is cooked, add steamed vegetables, fried meats, and stir in.
  • Turn heat down to lowand allow to steam together with lid off for about 5 minutes.
  • Serve warm

Enjoy with a great bottle of Fresh Juice.

FDVie Orange/Pineapple Juice

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