Fried Rice with Cannabis Infused Chili Oil
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WHY YOU’LL LOVE THIS RECIPE
Easy 10 minute recipe for a quick and healthy lunch or dinner
Aromatic and flavourful with a kick of heat
Pair with your choice of protein and vegetables for a hearty Asian meal
HOW DO YOU MAKE CANNABIS INFUSED CHILI OIL?
Infused condiments are a must have in my fridge, and I keep them always stocked up! They’re a great way to incorporate cannabis into your dishes, especially when you’re looking for an extra kick! My cannabis infused chili oil recipe is one of my favourite infusions ever - and it’s super easy to make! All you need are a few staple ingredients that can be found at your local Asian supermarket, or even in the Asian section of any other grocery chain. Learn how to make my famous cannabis infused chili oil here. I used my LEVO II to make the infusion but you can also use any of the Ardent products as well. You can also use my special discount codes to save some money off these devices!
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INGREDIENTS (+sUBSTITUTIONS)
White Rice: You can make this recipe with brown rice but it tastes alot better with white rice, and sticky white rice to be specific! Make sure that you’re using leftover day old rice, and not fresh rice. If you use fresh rice, your fried rice will be too wet and won’t give the chewy and grainy texture that is desired.
Eggs: If you are vegan, leave out this ingredient and substitute for pan fried tofu cubes instead.
Green Onion: I love green onion so I usually use lots of this ingredient. But if you’re not a fan of the taste, feel free to leave it out.
Cannabis Infused Chili Oil: This is the main ingredient! Without it, you’re just going to have a very bland and plain fried rice.
Toasted Sesame Oil: I recommend using a high-quality, pure, toasted sesame oil like this one from Kadoya. If you don’t have sesame oil, substitute for a regular cooking oil like avocado oil. You want to make sure you’re using an oil that can withstand higher temperatures, as you will be pan frying your rice on high heat.
Coconut Aminos: I used coconut aminos because I have a small soy intolerance, but you can use a regular, organic and gluten free soy sauce or tamari. I prefer tamari over soy sauce because it has a richer, umami taste, and they tend to have less preservatives than traditional soy sauce.
TIPS & TRICKS FOR SUCCESS
Make sure to use leftover day old rice! Fresh rice is not going to give you the best fried rice texture as it’s going to be too moist.
It’s very easy to over-season your fried rice as you’re cooking, so I recommend adding salt last after you add the oils, aminos, and chili oil.
TOOLS YOU’LL NEED
Non-stick pan (I swear by the All-Clad HA1 Hard Anodized Non-Stick Frying Pans)
Knife to chop green onions
Whisk or chopsticks for the eggs
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Fried Rice with Cannabis Infused Chili Oil
Ingredients
- 1/2 cup leftover white rice
- 2 eggs
- 1 stalk green onion
- 1 tbsp cannabis infused chili oil
- 1/2 toasted sesame oil
- 1 tbsp coconut aminos
- 1/2 tsp sea salt
- 1/2 tsp black pepper
Instructions
- Heat up a frying pan to high heat and add the sesame oil.
- Whisk the eggs together in a bowl and pour into the pan to cook.
- Once the eggs are halfway to being fully cooked, break them into small chunks. You want to avoid over cooking the cooks by keeping them light and fluffy.
- Add the leftover white rice into the pan. Break up the rice into individual grains.
- Add the cannabis infused chili oil and coconut aminos to the rice.
- Add the green onions and turn off the heat. Use the residual heat to lightly cook the green onions.
- Add sea salt and black pepper to taste.
Nutrition Facts
Calories
613Fat
24Sat. Fat
5Carbs
79Fiber
2Net carbs
77Sugar
1Protein
18Sodium
1634Cholesterol
327Nutritional information will depend on the ingredients and portions that you use.
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Hello! I’m Anna and I’m a cannabis recipe developer and digital content creator with a huge passion for food and the plant.
I love creating healthy and delicious cannabis infused recipes as I believe it’s a great way to consume the plant. I’m very lucky to be living in a country like Canada, where cannabis is legalized recreationally and medically.
Outside of making yummy recipes, I’m an advocate and educator for the plant, working to end stigmas. I believe that just because you consume the plant, it does not define who you are or your success as an individual. Cannabis consumers come from all walks of life, and their choice for consumption should be respected.
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