Yes. Skirt steak in butter plus white rice made in an electric cooker plus soy/terriaki. EZ 9/10 meal. The steak juices season the rice more than you’d expect. I don’t think I’ve ever had chicken rice that exceeded 6 or 7/10. Poultrycels be seething.
Drying out the rice helps a lot, you don't have to do it but you'll be happy you did. If you use old rice, it'll already be kind of dry, but then you can spread it out on something flat like a cookie sheet or a piece of foil and leave it uncovered in the fridge and it'll get really dry. It'll keep it from being a soggy pile of crap when you're cooking it.
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I literally just throw bone-in thighs in a gallon bag of Yoshida's for a day-ish then put them in the over for 35 mins at 400 degrees F. I let them sit for 30 mins, then piece them up by hand and dived them up
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You can't post this and not post the recipe you motherlover
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I will not
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Do u have a good fried rice recipe? It never comes out good for me
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Yes. Skirt steak in butter plus white rice made in an electric cooker plus soy/terriaki. EZ 9/10 meal. The steak juices season the rice more than you’d expect. I don’t think I’ve ever had chicken rice that exceeded 6 or 7/10. Poultrycels be seething.
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I'm a poor grad student so it's either chicken thighs or breast for me :/
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Drying out the rice helps a lot, you don't have to do it but you'll be happy you did. If you use old rice, it'll already be kind of dry, but then you can spread it out on something flat like a cookie sheet or a piece of foil and leave it uncovered in the fridge and it'll get really dry. It'll keep it from being a soggy pile of crap when you're cooking it.
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Looks good brother, how did you prepare the chicken
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I literally just throw bone-in thighs in a gallon bag of Yoshida's for a day-ish then put them in the over for 35 mins at 400 degrees F. I let them sit for 30 mins, then piece them up by hand and dived them up
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Why not just make chicken fried rice
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Because the chicken is a different flavor and I want it to be it's own separate thing
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corn?? trans lives matter
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It's the only veggie I had on hand besides the green onions I bought
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