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Shrimp and Egg White Fried Rice
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Shrimp and Egg White Fried Rice

This muscle-building fried rice uses shrimp and a generous amount of egg whites to create a dish with extraordinary protein content. It is a clean take on a takeout classic that does not sacrifice flavor for nutrition.

4.5
25 min
🍴2 servings
🔥520 cal
🔖Medium
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A lean and protein-dense fried rice made with shrimp and egg whites for a clean and satisfying meal.

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Nutrition per serving

520Calories
45gProtein
52gCarbs
8gFat
3gFiber

Ingredients

2servings

Protein

Base

Seasoning

Vegetables

Aromatics

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Instructions

1

Scramble the Egg Whites

Heat a wok or large skillet over high heat with a small amount of cooking spray. Pour in egg whites and scramble quickly, cooking for about 90 seconds until just set but still slightly soft. Remove from pan and set aside.

2

Cook the Shrimp

In the same hot wok add shrimp and cook for 90 seconds per side until pink and opaque. Remove the shrimp and set aside with the egg whites so they do not overcook from residual heat.

3

Fry the Rice

Add chilled rice to the hot wok and press it flat against the surface. Let it cook undisturbed for 2 minutes to develop a crispy bottom. Add peas and carrots and toss everything together for another 2 minutes.

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4

Combine and Finish

Return shrimp and egg whites to the wok. Pour soy sauce over the entire mixture and toss vigorously for 1 to 2 minutes until everything is well coated and heated through. Garnish with sliced green onions and serve immediately.

Substitutions

jasmine ricecauliflower rice for a lower carb version that still holds up in the wok
egg whiteswhole eggs if you prefer additional healthy fats and a richer flavor

Common mistakes

Using freshly cooked warm rice which clumps together and turns mushy instead of giving you separate fluffy grains
Cooking on too low a heat which steams the ingredients instead of giving the dish the characteristic wok-charred flavor
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