Yangzhou fried rice

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Yangzhou fried rice is a classic Chinese fried rice dish featuring a colorful mix of diced meats, shrimp, eggs, and vegetables, renowned for its light, fragrant, and well-balanced flavor.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese rice dish
fried rice
regional Chinese cuisine
alsoKnownAs Yang Chow fried rice NERFINISHED
Yangzhou chaofan NERFINISHED
Yeung Chow fried rice
associatedWith Yangzhou city NERFINISHED
color multi-colored from eggs, meats, and vegetables
commonVariation addition of mixed vegetables
omission of seafood in some versions
use of different diced meats
countryOfOrigin China
course dinner
lunch
cuisine Huaiyang cuisine
hasCharacteristic colorful appearance
distinct grains of rice
fragrant aroma
light flavor
stir-fried preparation
well-balanced taste
influenced Cantonese-style fried rice variations
mainIngredient barbecued pork
carrot
cooking oil
egg
green peas
ham
rice
scallion
shrimp
soy sauce
partOf Chinese restaurant menu classics
placeOfOrigin Yangzhou NERFINISHED
regionOfOrigin Jiangsu province NERFINISHED
servedAs main course
staple dish
servedAt Chinese restaurants worldwide
texture dry and non-sticky
typicalCookingMethod stir-frying in a wok
typicalGarnish chopped scallions
typicalProteinComponent egg
pork
shrimp
typicalRiceType day-old cooked rice
typicalSeasoning salt
soy sauce
white pepper

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Yangzhou knownFor Yangzhou fried rice