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Shrimp and Pea Fried Rice
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Shrimp and Pea Fried Rice

A fried rice where shrimp and peas blend harmoniously. Subtle green onion aroma enriches the flavor, and eggs add a soft texture. The rice grains are fluffy and each bite pops pleasantly in the mouth.

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Shrimp and Pea Fried Rice

A fried rice where shrimp and peas blend harmoniously. Subtle green onion aroma enriches the flavor, and eggs add a soft texture. The rice grains are fluffy and each bite pops pleasantly in the mouth.

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RiceShrimpPeasEggsGreen onion
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Rice
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ปกติ 20 นาที
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Shrimp and green pea fried rice is a dish that sears the grains to be fluffy, combining the umami of shrimp, the gentle sweetness of green peas, and the softness of eggs in one bowl. Since scallions release aroma when in contact with oil, even with simple ingredients they help anchor the flavor. It’s a low-difficulty fried rice that can be made in about 20 minutes with one pan, but the result is greatly affected by the moisture of the rice and the heat control of the pan. If you want moist and soft fried rice, avoid over-frying, and if you prefer grains that are separated and fluffy, use cold, crumb-free rice. Shrimp, green peas, and eggs have different cooking speeds, so heating them all at once for too long can reduce texture differences. Finish shrimp when the color changes and the inside becomes opaque, rather than cooking them until firm. Handle green peas briefly to keep vivid color and a firm bite.

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When the rice receives oil and heat evenly, it doesn’t stick and offers a light, chewy bite. Soft eggs contrast with springy shrimp and popping green peas, while scallion aroma ties the overall flavor to a savory but not bland impression. However, using very moisture-rich rice or shrimp with thawed moisture can lead to a steaming-like texture rather than a stir-fry. Conversely, if cooked on too high heat for too long, the eggs can become dried out and the shrimp can become chewy, so balance between fluffiness and moisture is important.

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  • If the rice is lumped into large clumps, lightly break it up with a spatula before putting it in the pan. Starting to fry when clumps are present can cause only the outside to soak up oil while the inside remains cold and hard to separate.
  • If using frozen shrimp or green peas, dry the surface moisture as much as possible. If there is a lot of moisture in the pan, the frying temperature can drop, so if there is a lot of water, briefly cook the ingredients separately to dry moisture before combining with the rice.
  • Stir-fry scallions only until the aroma rises and before they turn brown. When the ends dry and a bitter aroma starts to appear, lower the heat or add the next ingredient to stop overheating.
  • Eggs should be mixed with the rice before they completely dry into chunks to spread softly between grains. If you prefer distinct grains of egg, first cook them halfway, set aside, and fold in at the end.
  • If the pan is narrow and ingredients stack thickly, heat can distribute poorly and the rice becomes soggy. When cooking larger portions, cook in batches or use a wide pan for fluffy results.
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  • If the rice doesn’t loosen after entering the pan and stays clumped like rice cake, there is too much moisture in the rice or the pan isn’t hot enough. Instead of forcing it to stay pressed, break the clumps first and spread them out in a hot pan to evaporate moisture.
  • Shrimp that shrinks small and firm may have been heated too long with the rice. Next time, cook shrimp just to the point of doneness, remove, then re-add near the end to warm briefly with the fried rice.
  • If the green peas look dull and wrinkled, overcooking or thawing and leaving to sit may be the cause. Add peas at the last stage and just warm them; for frozen products, remove moisture before use.
  • If the eggs coat the rice too thinly and feel dry, you may have炒 too hot a pan or stirred for too long. When adding eggs, adjust the heat briefly and mix quickly with the rice as they just begin to set.
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  • If you want a stronger leek aroma, start by frying the white parts of the scallion for aroma, then add the green parts at the end for color and a fresh aroma.
  • If you want to enhance the shrimp presence, chop some shrimp finely to mix into the rice and leave some whole to stir-fry together. Note that in smaller pans, more whole shrimp can make even frying harder.
  • If you want a light heat that complements the sweetness of the green peas, you can add a small amount of red pepper powder or chopped chilies. To keep egg’s soft taste as the focus, avoid adding spicy ingredients.
  • If the remaining rice is very dry, you can add a little oil during frying to adjust glossiness. Adding too much oil at once may make the grains feel heavier rather than fluffy.
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  • Spread on a wide plate immediately after cooking to allow residual heat and steam to escape, helping maintain the fluffy texture longer.
  • To highlight the shrimp and pea flavors, serve with a light broth or a simple vegetable side for a balanced meal.
  • If the seasoning feels relatively mild, you can add pickled radish or crisp pickled vegetables to add texture and acidity.
  • If you want extra egg toppings, use fully cooked eggs rather than soft-boiled; the shape is easier to maintain when mixed with the fried rice. If you want the yolk’s soft texture, don’t over-season the fried rice.