I love finding creative, cultural recipes to add to my repertoire. When I came across several versions of the Sinangag breakfast rice recipe, I knew I had to add my own flair! I used Minute Rice brown and wild rice ready to go cups.
- 2 eggs
- ½ t olive oil
- 4 garlic cloves, razored thin
- 2 cups Minute Rice Ready To Serve, I used wild and brown rice
- 2 green onions, chopped
- salt
- pepper
- Whip eggs and cook in a non-stick pan like an omelet.
- Cut eggs into thin strips
- Add oil to skillet
- Add garlic, salt pepper and brown
- Add rice, brown rice about 5 minutes
- Add green onions and eggs and cook until entire dish is warmed.
Minute® Ready to Serve Rice makes any recipe a breeze. It cuts down cooking time by 20 minutes, and time is something I covet.
Wild and brown rice are really healthy options for you to eat, especially if you choose this breakfast meal over pancakes or waffles. Rice for breakfast is not a new concept, and it is the perfect way to make sure you get healthy nutrients at the start of the day when you need them most.
Minute® Ready to Serve Rice is an ideal portable solution for lunch or breakfast because you can eat it on the go, straight from the cup. In just 60 seconds, you have fully cooked rice for any meal or snack. You’ll never get bored with your lunch since there are 10 flavorful and wholesome varieties. If you’re looking for a healthy option, Minute® Ready to Serve Rice provides easy portion control since it’s conveniently packaged in two individual single-serve cups.
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I never thought of rice for breakfast but this looks tasty! I would love it for lunch too!
What an easy recipe – I always have these ingredients on hand!
mmmm… looks delicious!
Love garlic and peppers so just may try this some time during lunch.
I love rice and egg together ala chinese. Would love to try a morning version!
mmmm….that sounds so good!
That looks really good! I would probably have it for lunch since I don’t like breakfast though. 🙂
I never would have thought of rice for breakfast but this looks pretty good. I might try it sometime, it’d really surprise my kids!
I’ve had this once at 1 of the fancy, schmancy hotels here in Vegas. It is seriously good! I don’t remember a huge garlicly taste, but I love garlic so… either way, it was delish!! And, the slot machines didn’t seem to mind my bad breath 🙂