Watch me change up some of the ingredients in the classic Nigerian Fried Rice with delicious results.
Click here for the customized recipe. And watch the video below for all the yumminess.
Nigerian Fried Rice – Another way
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That’s wonderful way to cook fried rice,all I have been cooking is mixed rice as you said,thanks a lot
You are welcome Ujuangel. 🙂
Go and “sin” no more. LOL
Wow ma you’re redefining Nigerian foods, please keep it up. I look up to you.
Thank you Katherine. I see you have re-branded your blog. Well done. 🙂
Flo for the Nigerian fried rice what type of stock cubes brand did you use for this fried rice recipe?
Flo what stock cube brand did you use for the nigerian fried rice recipe?
Abby chicken flavoured seasoning cube of any brand should do.
Well done ma, I tried it out. It was awesome
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Tnks. Delightful. My kitchen get set?
Your page has really helped me a lot
Thank you so much
God bless u
Bless you too. <3
Thank you so much ma. I tried your procedure yesterday and the result was Awesome.infact my hubby is still thanking me for making a delicious fried Rice for him and his friends.Thanks once again and God bless.
I’m glad to read that. 🙂 Well done!
I like you videos but you talk too much.
You can’t like my videos and hate me talking. They go hand in hand. So either you mute the videos and stop complaining or you stay away from watching my videos because I am even going to talk more going forward.
Thank you so much for the procedure. I tried it and it was fantastic. I have been looking for a procedure that will help me get the perfect fried rice. God bless you
Is it wise to cover it after cooking?
Yes, you can if it has cooled down completely. Fried rice sours easily if covered when hot.
Damn I tried this recipe and it was fantastic. Thanks flo
I want to try this, this Christmas and I want to come back with good feedback. I hope four stock cube is not less for four cups of rice. Thanks