For me fried rice means Chinese style, until last week when we visited Kailash Parbat for a dinner treat. Though Kailash Parbat is famous for chaats, that day, more than that I loved this Fried rice which was not the Chinese style one, but it was Indian style.It had only vegetables, but was so flavourful! It was so simple that, I could really guess the ingredients and very tempted to try at home. The very next day (Since I only had fried rice the before day), I made for lunch with Gobi Manchurian. The recipe is so so so simple. Only thing to do is cut the veggie finely. Its very flavour but a quick fix, you can try for lunch box too with any rich gravy…
Easy Fried rice recipe
Prep Time: 15 mins | Cook time: 15 mins | Serves: 3
Ingredients
| Basmati rice | 1 cup |
| Carrot | 1 |
| Beans ( I used baby beans) | 10-12 |
| Baby corn | 5-6 |
| Pepper ( white preferred) | 1 tsp |
| Spring onion | 3 – 4 sprig |
| Olive oil | 3 tblsp |
| Sugar | 1/2 tsp |
Method
- Cook rice with 1 & 1/2 cup water and separate the grains. Cut the veggies very finely so that it will get cooked easily in short period of time. Heat a broad pan with olive oil. When its hot, add the veggies with sugar and fry for 2 minutes or until its cooked,but retains its crunchiness.
- Lastly add pepper, spring onion and fry for a minute. Add cooked, rice and stir till it gets heated up.

Notes
- You can add ajinomotto and soya sauce in this same recipe.
- I added black pepper, but white pepper is recommended as it gives a colourful result!
- Adding sugar to retain colour.
It is simple yet packed with flavours! The basmati rice will dominate and makes an awesome combo with the pepper and veggies flavor...The crunchy veggies compliments this well. I never thought it would turn out so good… Try yourself to believe it!
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I truly fallen in love with your recipes.
I am looking for the below recipes, please post them if you get a chance to try.
Coconut burfi
Kalakand
Deep fried kolakate
Thattai Recipe
Boondi ladoo
Also if you get a chance try the Narasus podi's they taste great, unfortunately we dont get it. If I get to know the ingredients I would love to make at home.
Curry Leaves Rice Powder
Garlic Rice Powder
Idly Chilly Powder
Dhall Rice Powder
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Thank you for the feedback... :)
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