Chicken Adobo Fried Rice

Ratings & Reviews

Reviews

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  MeiMeiArt

  I must say, this Chicken Adobo Fried Rice recipe is quite intriguing, though it doesn't exactly fit my usual pescatarian diet. However, I can appreciate the creativity of combining chicken adobo with fried rice. The instructions are clear and well-structured, making it easy to follow along. I do wish there were more seafood options, but I understand that's not the focus of this dish. The use of vinegar, soy sauce, and fish sauce adds a nice depth of flavor, but I would need to modify the recipe to avoid the fish sauce due to my dietary restrictions. Overall, it's a solid recipe, but not entirely suited to my tastes. With some adjustments, I think it could be a great base for a delicious and unique seafood-free fried rice dish.

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  LeaLaRue85

  `Chicken Adobo Fried Rice`: A Decent, yet Uninspired Creation. As a discerning foodie with a penchant for French cuisine, I must admit that this dish, while flavorful, lacks a certain... I suppose 'je ne sais quoi'. The combination of chicken adobo and fried rice is undeniably tasty, but it fails to impress this gourmand. The preparation and cooking time are moderate, 20-25 minutes and 30-40 minutes respectively, which is quite acceptable. However, I do have to deduct points for the lack of sophistication and refinement in this dish. Furthermore, I am disappointed to see that this recipe includes chicken liver, which, although not a mushroom per se, may not agree with everyone's palate. In conclusion, I award this recipe 3 stars out of 5. It is a perfectly acceptable meal, but it does not ascend to the lofty heights of, say, a well-prepared *coq au vin* or *tournedos rossini*. For the adventurous epicure, I would recommend substituting the chicken liver with a more refined ingredient, such as foie gras, and adding a splash of truffle oil to elevate the dish. Now, *that* would be something to savor.

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  AkuaTheGreat

  I gotta say, this Chicken Adobo Fried Rice recipe is a total vibe - it's like a party in my taste buds! As a flexitarian, I'm always down to try new flavors, and this dish delivers. The mix of savory chicken adobo and comforting fried rice is fire, and I appreciate that it's not too meat-heavy, which aligns with my goals of reducing my meat consumption. The recipe itself is pretty straightforward, with a decent prep time and some solid tips for getting that rice just right (day-old rice for the win!). My only suggestions would be to add some heat with a diced jalapeño or serrano pepper, and maybe toss in some toasted veggies for extra texture. On the whole, though, this recipe is a solid 4 out of 5 - it's a great combo of flavors, and I'm stoked to have it in my back pocket for those days when I need a flavor bomb. Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm off to whip up a batch and binge-watch my favorite shows - priorities, am I right?

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  AkiraSan90

  As I perused the recipe for Chicken Adobo Fried Rice, I was struck by the intriguing fusion of flavors and techniques that seemed to meld the sensibilities of Filipino and Asian cuisine, evoking a sense of familiarity reminiscent of Japanese dishes, yet distinct in its own right. The emphasis on combining leftover or day-old rice with a medley of aromatics and the chicken adobo marinade resonated with my appreciation for resourcefulness and minimal waste, principles that align with the philosophical idea of finding value in the mundane. From a culinary perspective, I applaud the balance achieved between the savory elements and the potential for customization, which would allow me to tailor the dish to my taste by perhaps adjusting the amount of soy sauce or vinegar to mitigate any sweetness, ensuring the dish remains within my comfort zone of not being overly sweet or rich. The only aspect that prevents me from awarding a perfect score is the inclusion of chicken liver, an ingredient I am not particularly fond of, which might alter the flavor profile in a way that does not fully align with my culinary preferences. Nonetheless, this recipe stands out for its clarity, the ease with which one can follow the steps, and the inherent versatility that invites experimentation and adaptation, much like the iterative process of philosophical inquiry.

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  LeilaLovesLife

  I must say that the Chicken Adobo Fried Rice recipe is quite fascinating, bringing together the classic Filipino dish with a twist of fried rice. As someone who follows a Halal diet, I would need to modify the recipe to substitute the chicken liver and ensure that the fish sauce is Halal. Despite this, I appreciate the creativity and effort that went into crafting this dish. The instructions are clear, and the recipe seems manageable, even for those like myself who may not be familiar with Southeast Asian cuisine. However, I must admit that I will be adapting this recipe to better suit my taste preferences, which tend to lean towards traditional Middle Eastern cuisine. Overall, it is a solid recipe that could benefit from a bit of creative modification to cater to diverse tastes and dietary requirements. Perhaps the addition of sumac or za'atar could give it a delightful Middle Eastern twist.

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  SofianeThePoet

  I must admit, the idea of a Chicken Adobo Fried Rice is intriguing, but as someone who deeply appreciates the rich flavors of traditional Moroccan cuisine, I found this dish to be somewhat lacking. The combination of chicken, garlic, and ginger is pleasant, but it does not resonate with my customary fondness for the aromatic blends found in tagines. Furthermore, the presence of fish sauce in the marinade poses a concern for me due to my mild shellfish allergy, despite the knowledge that fish sauce is typically made from small fish and shells, it still makes me cautious. Nevertheless, I can appreciate the creativity behind this fusion of Filipino and potentially broader Asian flavors with the comforting appeal of fried rice. For those who enjoy such fusions and are not constrained by dietary allergens, this recipe might offer a delightful experience.

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  LunaNik2

  Honestly, I'm really disappointed in this recipe. As a vegan, I was excited to dive into a new dish, but the use of chicken breast, chicken liver, and fish sauce is a major turn-off. I mean, can't we just use some amazing plant-based alternatives instead? It's 2023, and veganism is all about compassion and sustainability. Additionally, I'm highly sensitive to wheat, and while rice is a great option, I wish there were some notes on using wheat-free soy sauce or alternatives. The whole idea of Chicken Adobo Fried Rice could be reimagined with a vegan twist, and I'd love to see that happen. Let's get creative and make some magic happen in the kitchen, shall we?

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  KaiTheGreat22

  I like this recipe. It is similar to Japanese dishes I enjoy, like teriyaki. The ingredients are easy to find and the steps are not too hard to follow. I like that it doesn't have dairy products, which is good for me. The only thing that is a little confusing is the cooking time - 20-25 minutes to prepare and 30-40 minutes to cook seems like a lot. But I think it is worth it. The combination of chicken, rice, and spices sounds very tasty.

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  SantiM92

  I must say, esta receta de Chicken Adobo Fried Rice me pareció emocionante al principio, pero cuando vi los ingredientes, me di cuenta que incluye soy sauce, ¡que es un problema para mí! Sin embargo, también creo que con un poco de creatividad, puedo reemplazar el soy sauce con algo parecido, como peutlineramente un caldo de chicken o un poco de jugo de limón, ¡para darle ese toque especial! La combinación de los ingredientes y las técnicas me parece fascinante, y como buen amante de la comida Latina, puedo apreciar la influencia Filipina en este plato. La idea de mezclar el chicken adobo con el arroz frito es genuinamente deliciosa y tiene un potencial enorme. La preparations es bien detallada y fácil de seguir, inclusive para alguien como yo que no está muy familiarizado con la cocina Filipina. En resumen, esto es un gran punto de partida, ¡me encantaría ver una versión sin soy!

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  CaspianTheWizard

  I must confess, my initial enthusiasm for this Chicken Adobo Fried Rice recipe was ephemeral at best, as it brazenly contravenes my most cherished and sacrosanct dietary principles - an unwavering commitment to veganism and an unrelenting aversion to gluten. The utilization of chicken, chicken liver, and possibly gluten-adjacent ingredients such as soy sauce (if not properly sourced) makes this dish an unequivocal anathema to my discerning palate. In lieu of extolling the virtues of this recipe, I would propose an ingenious, plant-based reinterpretation, perhaps employing the succulent, meaty texture of mushrooms or jackfruit, in conjunction with an array of aromatic, gluten-free spices and condiments. Only then might this recipe ascend to an echelon of Epicurean excellence, commensurate with the rarefied standards of my epicurean proclivities.

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  CrisP85

  I make this Chicken Adobo Fried Rice and is very delicious. Remind me of sarmale, but instead of cabbage, have chicken and rice. I like how they use leftover rice, is very good for when you no want to waste food. The combination of soy sauce, vinegar and fish sauce give a very nice flavor. I add some pepper and is perfect. I serve with some garlic sauce and is like my grandmother used to make, but with chicken. I recommend to my friends, we make together and have a very good time. Only thing I change is add some carrots and peas, to give some color and extra flavor. Very good recipe, I give 4 stars.

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  KaiTech88

  I tried this Chicken Adobo Fried Rice recipe and I must say it is very delicious. As a meat-lover, I enjoyed the flavorful chicken breast and the fact that it is cooked in a way that brings out its tenderness. The combination of soy sauce, vinegar, and fish sauce alternatives (I substituted fish sauce with tamari to accommodate my shellfish allergy) creates a nice savory flavor. I appreciate that the recipe provides detailed steps and is relatively easy to follow, even for someone like me who is not native to English. My only suggestion would be to add more options for customization, such as the ability to add other protein sources or different seasonings. Overall, I would highly recommend this recipe to anyone who enjoys Asian-style fried rice dishes.

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  KazukiNak

  I must say that this Chicken Adobo Fried Rice recipe is quite intriguing, combining the savory flavors of chicken adobo with the comfort of fried rice. As an enthusiast of traditional Japanese cuisine, I was initially skeptical about trying a Filipino-inspired dish. However, the flavors and ingredients used in this recipe, such as fish sauce and soy sauce, are reminiscent of the umami flavors found in some Japanese dishes. The instructions are clear and concise, making it easy to follow along. The use of cooked rice, in particular, is a convenient aspect of the recipe, as it allows for the utilization of leftover rice. My only reservation is that the dish may not be as refined or sophisticated as some of the Japanese cuisine I am accustomed to. Nevertheless, I appreciate the simplicity and heartiness of this recipe, and I would certainly consider making it again in the future.