Thai fried rice with prawns & peas

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• Helen Bee

  2013-02-09 19:30:16.175984

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• Frantic Flapjack

  2013-02-19 10:05:26.170758

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  This was a lovely recipe and tasted so fresh. However, I didn't fry the eggs. Instead, I made a thin omelette which I rolled and then sliced into rings. One for the binder!

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• steve book

  2013-02-25 23:11:39.011612

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  Quick easy and very tasty... I poach my eggs... yum yum

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• rachi_09

  2013-02-26 10:41:42.819559

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  Great reciepe with potential, I wouldnt say it was filling more of a light dinner, I also made a omlette and sliced it placing it on top. If i was to make this again I would try and make it fresher and bolder as lacked a bit in flavour half way threw... ideas: garnish with plenty of spring onions, omit the sliced onion with shallots, bulk it up with some more peas, sliced omlette rather than fried egg & add some white pepper at the end.

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• J0015

  2013-02-26 11:11:05.145969

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  This needs the runny egg yoke filtering its way into the rice that you will miss with an omelet. I'm always disappointed when this is served without a fried egg. Both fried egg & omelet, are cooked in hot oil. If you want a healthier option, try poaching the egg.

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• Goonerdon1886

  2013-03-03 09:33:49.330922

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  Had this last night. It was a wonderful meal. I used sweet chilli sauce generously as a dressing, which added to the flavours. Highly recommended.

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• Soonas

  2013-03-23 21:27:28.142589

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  Quick, delicious and healthy, I would definitely make this again. To cut down on the saturated fat further I used rapeseed oil to cook the rice dish and one of those 1 calorie oil sprays to fry the egg (only needed one spray). The fried egg does add a really nice flavour and as someone said before the yolk running through the rice really adds to the dish. Well worth doing the fried egg and the chilli sauce adds a great kick. Next time I make this I might try throwing on some spring onion at the end.

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Ingredients

• 2 tbsp vegetable oil
• 1 red onion , halved and sliced
• 2 garlic cloves , sliced
• 1 red chilli , sliced
• 250g raw large peeled prawns
• 300g cooked brown rice (about 140g uncooked rice)
• 75g frozen peas
• 1 tbsp dark soy sauce
• 1 tbsp fish sauce
• small bunch coriander , roughly chopped, plus a few leaves to serve
• 4 large eggs
• chilli sauce , to serve (optional- we used sriracha)

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Serves 4

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Prep 10 mins

Cook 10 mins

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Ingredients

• 2 tbsp vegetable oil
• 1 red onion , halved and sliced
• 2 garlic cloves , sliced
• 1 red chilli , sliced
• 250g raw large peeled prawns
• 300g cooked brown rice (about 140g uncooked rice)
• 75g frozen peas
• 1 tbsp dark soy sauce
• 1 tbsp fish sauce
• small bunch coriander , roughly chopped, plus a few leaves to serve
• 4 large eggs
• chilli sauce , to serve (optional- we used sriracha)

PER SERVING

287 kcalories, protein 22g, carbohydrate 21g, fat 12 g, saturated fat 3g, fibre 3g, sugar 3g, salt 1.9 g

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