Weight Watcher's fried rice is a lighter version of the classic, and uses cooking spray instead of oil to make it lighter. The soy sauce gives it it's flavor. Add in some shrimp or chicken for protein.
All day long, there has been this sharp dull pain in my tooth that keeps on coming back. It would go away for an hour, and then come back and ibu profen has not helped the pain at all. The only thing that does help is a frozen pack of vegetables against my mouth and that is what I was doing at my desk all day long. Thankfully there's a grocery store by us where we can get a frozen pack of vegetables. I had to get some for this fried rice. It almost feels like the pain is coming from where I had a cavity filled the last time. If it continues tomorrow, I'm calling the dentist. Hoping to god they don't say I need a root canal or anything. Tooth pain sucks.
There was some leftover rice in my fridge from making chicken cheese casserole the other night so I decided to make some fried rice. If you have leftover rice and use frozen vegetables this dish comes together in no time at all. Super quick and easy week night meal. Just add some shrimp or some chicken for extra protein!
Recipe Adapted from Weight Watcher's.
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Weight Watcher's Fried Rice
- Yield: 6 1x
Ingredients
- 2 spray(s) cooking spray
- 2 large egg(s), lightly beaten
- 1 cup(s) uncooked carrot(s), shredded
- 1 cup(s) uncooked scallion(s), sliced, divided
- 3 cup(s) cooked white rice
- ½ cup(s) frozen green peas, thawed
- ¼ cup(s) low sodium soy sauce, or to taste
Instructions
- Coat a large nonstick skillet with cooking spray; warm pan over medium-high heat. Add eggs; tilt pan so that eggs cover bottom.
- When eggs start to set, break them up into pieces with a heat-proof spatula or wooden spoon. Cook until eggs are cooked through, about 1 minute more; remove eggs from skillet and set aside.
- Off heat, recoat same skillet with cooking spray; set over medium-high heat. Add carrots and all but 2 tablespoons scallions; sauté until carrots are crisp-tender, about 2 to 3 minutes.
- Stir in cooked rice, peas and soy sauce; cook until heated through, stirring once or twice, about 1 minute. Gently stir in cooked egg and remaining scallions; heat through.
- Serving size, about ¾ cup.
Notes
myWW points: Blue 3; Green 4; Purple 3
Points are calculated with the WW recipe builder app and not using the nutrition info.
- Category: Side
- Method: Stove
- Cuisine: Chinese
Nutrition
- Serving Size: ¾ cup
- Calories: 156
- Sugar: 2.31
- Sodium: 409
- Fat: 2.01
- Saturated Fat: .56
- Carbohydrates: 28.11
- Fiber: 1.9
- Protein: 5.89
Jenna says
Yes
Chris says
Can I use teriyaki sauce instead soy sauce
Kelly says
We loved this recipe! We used rice cauliflower instead of rice and it worked out great.
★★★★★