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CHINESE RICE


Ingredients:

Rice                      2 glass
Boiled chicken       1cup (cut it into small cubes)
Boiled eggs            2
Carrot                   3
Capsicum              3
Peas                      1 cup
Cabbage                1small
Salt                        to taste
Black pepper         to taste
Chinese salt            to taste
Lemon juice           1tasp
Vinegar                   4tbsp
Soya sauce             4tbsp
Cooking oil             6tbsp  

Method:
·       First boil rice into a larger container. Add salt and Chinese salt in it.
·       Boil vegetables (carrot, peas and potato).
·       Now cut all vegetables into a small cube shaped pieces.
·       Add 4tbsp of oil in a frying pan and heat it. Then add all vegetables and boiled chicken in it and fry them         for 3 to 5 min.
·       Then add salt, Chinese salt, lemon juice, soya sauce and vinegar in it and mix it well and turn off the stove.
·       Now use a deep frying pan with a lid.
·       First of all, spread 2 tbsp of oil at the bottom of the pan.
·       After spreading oil, make a layer of rice as the top most layers, followed by vegetables layers.
·       Repeat the layers with rice as the top most layers then vegetable layer. Once all layers are set, close the lid    and heat it on a very low flame for five min and then open.
·       Take it out into a tray and garnish it with boiled eggs.
·       Enjoy the delicious Chinese rice. 

               

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