Colourful, low-carb & tasty: Slimmers' Tuna Fried Rice
8/1/17
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Lots of mixed vegetables not only taste good, they also fill one up nicely. That leaves less room for calorific carbs and limits the appetite for excessive protein.
This recipe is a skinnier version of 67's classic Tuna Fried Rice. Depending on what's in your vegetable drawer and cupboard, it is equally frugal.
Prepare everything ahead of time and cooking time will be quick.
Cost: max £2
Feeds: 2-4
Ingred:
1-2 builder's mugs cold cooked rice, pref brown
1/2-1 tin 160 gm tuna, pref line-caught, drained & forked into coarse shards
groundnut oil
1 med clove garlic, minced or grated
1 inch fresh peeled ginger, grated
a generous handful: red pepper in med dice
thickly sliced mushrooms
celery in med dice
Chinese flash fried tomatoes (opt)
any or all of: handful small cauliflower florets
tenderstem broccoli
fine green beans
cucumber sticks, deseeded
frozen peas
corn niblets
Method:
- If using Chinese flash fried tomatoes; keep warm or cook it a day ahead
- Put about half an inch of water in a large frying pan; place over high heat; when boiling, drop in cauliflower or broccoli; cover and cook 1-2 mins; decant veg & liquid into a bowl
- Spray pan generously with ground nut oil; stir-fry mushrooms, peppers, celery, green beans, cucumber 1 min
- Reduce heat to med high
- Add rice, tuna, garlic & ginger; stir everything together; add cauliflower/broccoli; cover with a lid and leave 2 mins
- Take lid off rice; add peas and corn; stir then allow to sit a min or so to let the bottom crisp up
- If using tomatoes, heat till warm & drop a few spoonsful on top; just before serving, stir them into the rice
- Serve with reduced salt soy sauce (Amoy or Pearl River Bridge)
Tip:
Non slimmers can top portions with a fried egg with runny yolk and add lots more rice
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This recipe has been developed by B M Lee/ Bright Sun Enterprises. It may not be reproduced without the author's written permission
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