Ingredients
Method
- Firstly, prep the cauliflower. Roughly chop the cauliflower and throw into your food processor. Pulse until you get a riced texture. Set aside in a bowl (you'll have A LOT so use a big bowl).
- Next, thinly slice your bell pepper, roughly chop your cilantro and thinly slice your green onion and set all aside.
- Then, get your broccoli and cut it into edible sized pieces. Throw it into your microwave steam (seriously, buy one, it's a game changer and I'll link below) and steam for 5-mins.
- While you're waiting for the broccoli, start heating up your pan and about 1tbsp of olive oil, or oil of your choice, until the oil is shimmery.
- Season the oil with salt and pepper (start with 1tsp each) and then add your garlic and ginger paste. Let that cook until the garlic and ginger are fragrant - about 1 minute.
- Next, add in your cauliflower rice! Cook for about 5 mins, add some more salt, and let the flavors meld together. This is a good time to add in your shallots too.
- At this point, your broccoli will be done but set it aside for now.
- Add your chicken bouillon and 6 tbsp of hot water, or your chicken stock, to the pan and let that cook together for another 3-5 minutes (until the cauliflower rice is softened).
- Chuck your broccoli into the pan and mix in.
- Now, add in your soy sauce, fish sauce and apple cider vinegar. Let that all cook together for another 2-3 minutes.
- Make a small opening on the side of your pan (literally just push the "rice away), add a little more oil, wait 30-seconds and then add in your egg.
- Let it cook for 1 minute and then start scrambling it, and incorporate into the cauliflower rice.
- Your cauliflower rice is now ready! Mmmm.
- Add the juice of 1 lime (very important and do not skip) as well as your cilantro and green onion. Mix it all together and feel free to top it off with a fried egg - for the 'gram, you know ;)
Notes
Please keep adding in salt along the way. Much of it will boil off so it's important to keep re-salting for maximum flavor.
You can use diced ginger and garlic in lieu of garlic or ginger paste.
I recommend you use fresh cauliflower and make your own "rice" - the frozen kind yields a ton of water and makes for a not so nice final dish.
Add whatever else you have in your fridge! I'll regularly add in leftover meats or will buy a whole roast chicken at Sprouts and pull apart the meat to add to my "rice."
You can use diced ginger and garlic in lieu of garlic or ginger paste.
I recommend you use fresh cauliflower and make your own "rice" - the frozen kind yields a ton of water and makes for a not so nice final dish.
Add whatever else you have in your fridge! I'll regularly add in leftover meats or will buy a whole roast chicken at Sprouts and pull apart the meat to add to my "rice."
