Bulgur Wheat – as Teriyaki Fried “Rice” with Japanese Curry

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Hello fellow foodies!  I’m really happy to see this blog stats despite me not updating.  I’ve had a million things to do – okay not literally but it feels that way sometimes. My sister is getting married in August!  Indian weddings equate to planning for a year and lasting a week.  It’s really fun to say the very least!

Yesterday,  I whipped up this amazing new grain that I think I’m in love with.  Bulgur wheat. Inspired by Arps *its a shoutout* just so she knows.  She reads my blog sometimes, and its only fair.  I tried it in Singapore and loved the texture of it.

 

Teriyaki Fried “Bulgar Wheat” (Rice)  

Ingredients:

  • 1 cup bulgar wheat
  • 1 cup spinach, finely cut

Seasoning: Dark Soya Sauce, Light Soya Sauce, Teriyaki Sauce & Pepper

Method:

  • Cook bulgar wheat in a rice cooker as you would prepare rice.  The proportion is 1:2.  Therefore 2 cups of water in this case.
  • Let the rice cool or refrigerate.
  • Put 1/2 tsp ghee on the pan and cook the spinach.  Toss the rice with the seasoning and serve.

 

This was purely an experiment and it was a success!  We will be having this often.  I will be experimenting with bulgur wheat as “rice”, in other cuisines too.

2 thoughts on “Bulgur Wheat – as Teriyaki Fried “Rice” with Japanese Curry

    • Bandhna says:

      Yeah, I never realised how good bulgur was. A hidden gem 🙂 My sisters wedding went really well – thanks! Hope you’re doing good

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