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Asian Meatball And Rice Toss


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Recipe By:   kusinera
Recipe Category:   Main Course

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Recipe Details
  •  Recipe Key Info

    Difficulty:

    Easy

    Cook Method:

    Stir Frying

    Yield:

    6 Servings

    Prep Time:

    0 hr 5 mins

    Cook Time:

    0 hr 35 mins

    Ready In:

    0 hr 40 mins




    Additional Info

    Category:


    Main Course

    Main Ingredient:


    Rice

    Recipe Tags:


    asian meatball rice toss






  • Ingredients


    2 tablespoons butter
    1 (6.8-oz.) pkg. beef-flavor rice and vermicelli mix
    3 cups water
    1/3 cup purchased Asian sesame marinade and salad dressing
    1 (16-oz.) pkg. frozen cooked meatballs, thawed
    1 cup julienne-cut (2x1/8x1/8-inch) carrots
    1/2 cup halved fresh snow pea pods
    3 tablespoons dry-roasted peanuts, chopped
    3 tablespoons chopped green onions





    Directions


    1.) Melt butter in 12-inch nonstick skillet over medium heat. Stir in rice and vermicelli from mix; cook and stir 2 to 3 minutes or until rice is lightly browned.

    2.) Add water, Asian marinade and contents of seasoning packet from mix; bring to a boil. Reduce heat to medium-low. Add meatballs and carrots; cover and cook 15 to 18 minutes or until rice is tender, stirring occasionally.

    3.) Stir in pea pods. Cook, uncovered an additional 2 to 3 minutes or until pea pods are crisp-tender. Garnish individual servings with peanuts and onions.





    Chef's Note & Story

    To reduce sodium, use unsalted roasted peanuts. Each serving with unsalted roasted peanuts contains about 37 fewer milligrams of sodium per serving.

    Our Easy Meatball recipe would be a delicious variation.

    Cut the pea pods in half at an angle to provide a more interesting shape.

    Finish this Asian-inspired rice meal with litchi nuts and green tea ice cream. The rough, bright-red shell of fresh litchis surrounds creamy white flesh that is juicy and delicately sweet. Dried, litchis resemble a nut, so they are often called litchi nuts. Look for them fresh or dried in the produce area of the grocery store or canned in the Oriental area of the grocery store.






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