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Baby Corn Fried Rice Recipe

Baby corn fried rice recipe

 

Baby corn fried rice recipe with photos and video. I am sharing a very easy(as usual), tasty and flavourful Indo-Chinese fried rice recipe made with my favourite baby corn and other veggies like peppers, beans, carrots and spring onions.

Sometimes, I head to the fridge and take out everything I have; rustle up a recipe on the spur of the moment. Do you do such things?

I love to chop veggies for Chinese dishes-they are cubed or slit long and they are oh so very colourful.

Baby Corn Is a Favourite

Baby corn is a favourite in any form; crispy, sautéed, fried, chilli but the fried rice was an exception so went ahead to rectify that. I love Chindian recipes as they are cooked al dente or till they still have a crunch in them. I am not too fond of soggy foods. Baby corn is like a mushroom; doesn’t have any taste of its own. It absorbs the flavours of the other ingredients like sauces and spices; perfect as it blends well with carrots, peppers, cabbage et al and cooks easily.

To make baby corn fried rice, you can use regular rice, preferably cold rice. If it is leftover then its best. As the kiddos and my DIL love everything sweet. I made some pineapple cucumber raita to serve with the Baby Corn Fried Rice Recipe.

Do check out other rice recipes like this Pineapple Chicken fried Rice, Spicy Noodles and Fried Rice Bowl, Mushroom Garlic Fried Rice, Oven Baked Chicken Rice, Chicken Omurice or this awesome Mexican Chicken and Rice

INGREDIENTS

2 cups cooked rice

250gms baby corn sliced diagonally

½ capsicum cubed

1 red capsicum sliced

 Chilli sauce optional

4 French beans sliced diagonally

3 tbsp. finely chopped spring onion whites

1 medium onion sliced

½ tbsp.  crushed ginger-garlic

1 yellow capsicum sliced

½ tsp pepper powder

2 tsp ketchup

1 tsp soy sauce

2 carrots chopped into roundels

Spring onion greens for garnish

1 tbsp Vinegar

Salt to taste

3 teaspoons Oil

METHOD

Precook the rice and cool thoroughly or better still, use leftover rice

Firstly, chop the baby corn, spring onion whites, greens, capsicum, beans, bell peppers and carrots.

Next, heat the oil and sauté the crushed ginger-garlic until the rawness disappears.

Now add the chopped onion and sauté till pink.

Subsequently, add the baby corn and the rest of the vegetables.

Add pepper powder, salt and sauté on high flame

Add soy sauce, ketchup and mix well. Sauté for 3 more minutes.

Add the cooked rice, mix gently; preferably with a wooden spatula.

Finally, garnish with spring onion whites, greens and coriander leaves.

Pineapple raita

Serve Baby Corn Fried Rice Recipe hot with raita of your choiceBaby corn fried rice recipe

 

 

 

Baby Corn Fried Rice Recipe
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Ingredients
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Instructions
  1. Precook the rice and cool thoroughly or better still, use leftover rice
  2. Firstly, chop the baby corn, spring onion whites, greens, capsicum, beans, bell peppers and carrots.
  3. Next, heat the oil and sauté the crushed ginger-garlic until the rawness disappears.
  4. Now add the chopped onion and sauté till pink.
  5. Subsequently, add the baby corn and the rest of the vegetables.
  6. Add pepper powder, salt and sauté on high flame
  7. Add soy sauce, ketchup and mix well. Sauté for 3 more minutes.
  8. Add the cooked rice, mix gently; preferably with a wooden spatula.
  9. Finally, garnish with spring onion whites, greens and coriander leaves.
  10. Serve Baby Corn Fried Rice Recipe hot with raita of your choice
Recipe Notes

1. You can add mushrooms, cabbage. Cauliflower or veggies of your choice.

2. Make sure the rice is cooled before mixing.

3. You can add schezwan sauce if you want it spicy.

Baby corn fried rice recipe

Harjeet Kaur

Harjeet Kaur

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Comments 1

  1. This looks so delicious and so easy to make. Will surely try it out.

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