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Answermost likely Chinese in Peru about 400 years ago when they were building the rail road. the reason was they had a lot of rice left over from plates and started frying everything around that was left over... this fried rice (chaufan)is very popular in Hong Kong this answerFor lovers of fried rice, (I am afraid that is not a dish of Chinese origin. My father, a native of Canton, used to tell me "Who comes to a Chinese restaurant and asked fried rice (chaufan) to eat Chinese restaurant , does not know how to eat Chinese food": this dish was created by Peruvian kitchen assistants, who at the end of the workday white rice mixed with leftover ingredients from the different dishes that were served during the day.:)
And so on criollo born fried rice. It is clear that current preparation is different from when they invented. Before it was more delicious used to tell me =)
That's the country with the highest rice production
Stream fried rice, stir fried rice and rice wine.
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Fried Rice
in plain rice, no gluten is contained. But in things like chicken fried rice, there is, as it is included in the soya sauce used to make chicken fried rice.
Jollof rice fried rice Moimoi meatpies fried chicken
Fried Glutinous Rice - 2010 is rated/received certificates of: Singapore:PG
Eat it with fried chicken! LOL
The country fried steak finds its origins in a number of immigrant influences. The most obvious is the Wienerschnitzel from Germany. What worked for pork in Germany was quickly adopted for the beef in the Southwest areas of the country.
Cooking fried rice isn't a Japanese culture. It is originally from China. Fried rice is a Chinese Cuisine (the staple of their culture)Japanese foods are more like, sushi, rice balls, ramen, ect.
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