
method
Soak your rice in a bowl with water, stir around with your fingers and the water will become a cloudy milky colour, change the water at least once, or until the water remains clear when you give it a little stir, this stage is really important as it needs to have no starch remaining or it'll stick to your pan! Once it's done set it into a sieve over a bowl and let it drain until it's bone dry. You can use frozen or left over rice that's been chilled in the fridge overnight, but this easy-cook rice makes it fool proof without having to wait for the rice overnight!
First of all, get all your ingredients ready, including the washed and drained easy-cook rice. Here's a pic of how I prepare:

- Heat a heavy bottomed pan to high (max) heat
- Add the oil and allow it to shimmer with heat
- Add your rice*
*have a lid to hand just in case it's still wet as it'll spit furiously and the rice will jump out of the pan. You can tell I have often been impatient and had this happen making a right mess I'm sure ;- )
- Stir fry the rice for a few minutes
- Add the white ends of the spring onions & stir fry
- Push the rice to the side of the pan
- Tip the egg in the middle

- Stir the egg through the rice to break it up

- Add the garden peas
- Add your water and cover, set a timer for 10mins

- Check the grains are soft
- Leave the lid off & allow the rice to dry out

- Add your seasonings
- stir-fry & allow every thing to combine
- Finish the dish with toasted sesame oil & greens of the spring onions
- Then push the rice to the sides of the pan
- Add the garlic & stir fry one more time

