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Fried Rice
Almost all people certainly have known what fried rice is. Many of them also like to eat fried rice. But not at all know how to make a delicious fried rice. You will get a different sensation if you try to cook it by yourself. A special food certainly is made from a special ingredient too. For making a special fried rice, you have to prepare the ingredients. The ingredients are two carrots, ½ an onion, celery, 3 eggs, beet bullion, black pepper, garlic powder, ground ginger, soy sauce, butter, vegetables oil, and shrimp or chicken (optional). After you already have all of them, you can start to make it. First, put about 6 cups of rice into your rice cooker. Let it steam until it is already cooked. Second, wash the vegetables, then dice the carrots and onions into small pieces. Set them aside for the next step. Third, add oil and heat up to 100 degrees. Fourth, toss the vegetables into the pan for about 3 minutes. Then toss in the carrots and onions for 3 minutes with the vegetables. After that add 1 teaspoon of salt into the pan. Fifth, boil the chicken or shrimp with the rest of the ingredients (optional). Sixth, put a bit more oil into the frying pan. And then toss the rice in carefully. Seventh, add an egg and mix it with the other ingredients. After that add approximately 2 to 3 tablespoons of soy sauce while frying. And for the last, put fried rice on a dish and it is ready to

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