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Fried rice is prepared all over the world in many different styles, but probably China makes the most. But I'm sure you would love to see what typical American Fried Rice looks like. Here, courtesy of my local fried rice specialist, selected from their extensive menu of rices is that very thing, which I'm sure American members will instantly recognise.
It is just their regular egg fried rice with some bacon thrown on top. Optional pineapple chunks are also offered as an extra.
Fried rice is prepared all over the world in many different styles, but probably China makes the most. But I'm sureyou would love to see what typical American Fried Rice looks like. Here, courtesy of my local fried rice specialist, selected from their extensive menu of rices is that very thing, which I'm sure American members will instantly recognise.
It is just their regular egg fried rice with some bacon thrown on top. Optional pineapple chunks are also offered as an extra.
