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Raw fried rice

Submitted by staraw on August 1, 2008 - 5:43pm
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Raw fried rice

The cauliflower is a really good replacement for rice. I’m thinking of using it a lot more in the future, instead of rice, cous cous etc. It picks up the flavours and looks convincing too! :)

Ingredients: 

cauliflower, chopped into little pieces
corn, kernels cut from the cob
red capsicum (bell pepper), chopped in squares
shallots, diced
carrot, cut into rounds or squares
tomato, juice squished in and chopped
peas, from pods, pods diced and added
mushrooms, chopped
coriander, to top and serve
braggs or sea salt (optional), to taste
nutritional yeast (optional), to taste
braggs or sea salt (optional), to taste

Preparation: 

Just stir it all together (leave it to sit for a while to soak up the tomato and braggs if you added some) and top with coriander and some of the shallots, and if you’re feeling decorative, some choppped tomato :)

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Tags:
  • chinese
  • dinner
  • fried
  • party
  • rice
  • side
  • thai

10 reponses to "Raw fried rice"

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1. i loved this recipe- thanks

Submitted by readingatwork on March 23, 2009 - 9:56am.

i loved this recipe- thanks for posting. i used broccoli since i am not a big cauliflower fan and the texture came out really nice and gentle. i also added sesame oil and coconut water. i marinated the mushrooms in nama shoyu for a while first to make something similar to my favorite cooked chinese dish- brown rice with broccoli and tofu. i couldn't believe how tasty it was.

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Submitted by rawlizard on October 8, 2008 - 7:12am.

This is great!!! I left out the Braggs and the nutritional yeast and added a couple of spoons of ACV. Wonderful. Thank you.

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Submitted by frangipanni on August 12, 2008 - 1:12am.

Tried this the other night, but warmed the whole dish over a steamer. It was delicious delicious delicious. Added some spinach and pecans. Thanks for that what a clever idea

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Submitted by Yana on August 8, 2008 - 5:23am.

staraw, sounds (and looks) tasty :). What you wrote really resonates with me, i feel the exact same way.

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Submitted by ajchanter on August 2, 2008 - 5:38am.

This looks so good! Plus its without oil or fat!
cool! Thanks!
:)

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Submitted by staraw on August 1, 2008 - 8:24pm.

Thank you! I'm so glad to have gained back my love affair with food- and on a more beautiful, natural level :) Yay for spreading vegan love with non-cooking!

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Submitted by greenghost on August 1, 2008 - 8:10pm.

Wow staraw all of your recipes sound & look fabulous!

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Submitted by staraw on August 1, 2008 - 8:08pm.

Thanks 3relefords :) Enjoy!

Chicacgomama- I just chopped it roughly. I mean the florets fall apart/crumble easily and the stalks just chop to the size youd like

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Submitted by chicagomama on August 1, 2008 - 6:38pm.

How did you chop the cauliflower? Just regular or with a grater or mandolin?

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Submitted by 3relefords on August 1, 2008 - 6:28pm.

This presentation is wonderful. Very creative. Looking forward to trying your recipe out. Thanks

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