Make Great Chinese Food in Your Own Kitchen with a Super Simple Recipe for Chicken Fried Rice
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I’ve always assumed that great Chinese meals were only available at Chinese restaurants. I knew that was silly of me and I really just needed to learn a little about this unfamiliar cooking style. The opportunity dropped into my lap when my son showed me this recipe online and asked if I could make it for dinner.
It may be a small step, but just learning to make this basic, simple to prepare chicken fried rice feels like a much bigger step to me. I can’t wait to expand my recipe box with other new, exotic dishes!
Recipe is courtesy of LaChoy.
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Quick Tip: Refrigerate your cooked white rice before adding to your skillet or wok.
