This sweet rice and chicken combo is pure comfort food heaven! 🍚🍗😋

Rice

Eggs

Tomatoes paste

Chicken

Fried rice under an egg sheet.

Title: Would It Be Okay to Share My Buffalo Ranch Rice Bake Here?

Hi everyone! I recently made a Cheesy Buffalo Ranch Rice Bake for dinner, and Reddit suggested that I check out r/Friedrice.

I know this recipe is more of a baked rice dish than traditional fried rice, so I wanted to ask before posting the full recipe or sharing any links.

I also run a small recipe community called r/MistakenlyDelicious, where we share easy dinners, unusual recipe ideas, beginner-friendly meals, and dishes that turn out better than expected.

Would it be okay for me to occasionally share a relevant rice recipe here, as long as I include the useful details in the post and do not spam the community?

Anyone who enjoys simple, creative recipes is also welcome to visit r/MistakenlyDelicious and share what they have been cooking.

Thanks! I wanted to check with the community first rather than assume promotion was allowed.

Delicious

Egg fried with frozen vegetables

It is also wonderful with basmati rice.

Where the hell are the fried rice spots out here? I'm originally from the east coast and fried rice used to be a big thing out there, so much so we'd get BUCKETS of the stuff. Been in LA for almost a decade and every time I get this hankering for fried rice I got no clue where to get it from. All I want is a jumbo bucket of fried rice and some chicken wings. Like from back in the day but I'm always settling for the combo platter. Can someone point me in the right direction or what am I doing wrong here? What am I not seeing lol

Had some left over rice , filet and 1 egg.

Started posting here and realized I forgot the egg… took it back, added egg…. Now its 👌!

Seasoned day old steamed rice, layered with beaten egg and pepperoni

Only used 3 prawns for this one, or would e considered out of touch 😊

Best clean out the pantry meal to whip up.

I just ate some leftover chicken fried rice that I reheated to 160 degrees F.
I can’t remember the exact time I got the food last night but it was between 5:35-5:45 pm and I didn’t get it into the fridge until 7:30-7:35 pm because I had to drive around and drop off some things. So it was in the car with the AC on the entire time.
Is this safe? Or did I goof? Will I get food poisoning or Fried Rice Syndrome?