Khao Phad Goong( Fried Rice with Prawns)

Khao Phad Goong



This dish is popular amoung all age groups .The recipe is simple and quick .You can cook in few minutes,it is a hot delicious rady-cooked meal in front of you.Meat used includes prawn, crab,chicken ,porn and any other salted fish ham or sausages. Believe me..it's easy cook ...Let's try...

Ingredients
  • Jusmin rice, steamed                    400 g.
  • Tiger prawn tails                          500 g.
  • Cooking oil                                      4 tbs.
  • Eggs                                                 6
  • Garlic cloves,chopped                       4
  • Fish sauce                                         3 tbs.
  • White pepper powder                      10 g.
  • Sugar                                                 1 tbs.
  • Spring unions                                      4
  • Limes ,cut into half                               2
  • Small cucumber,sliced                          2
  • Tomatoes, sliced                                  2
Preparation

   - Heat the oil in a wok, add prawns and stir-fry until done. Remove from wok.
   - Pour the eggs into the remaining oil and stir until cooked.
   - Add rice,garlic and prawns while stir-frying continuously.
   - Season with fish sauce ,pepper powder and suger.
   - Serve and decorate with spring unions, lime ,cucumber and tomatoes...

                                                        Delicious !

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