Easy Caribbean Salmon Fried Rice
Here’s a quick and tasty recipe that turns leftover rice and a can of salmon into an incredible one-pot dish.
One pot, endless flavor. From pelau to cook-up rice and rice & peas, these recipes are perfect for feeding a crowd or cooking once and eating twice. Simple prep, bold results.
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Here’s a quick and tasty recipe that turns leftover rice and a can of salmon into an incredible one-pot dish.
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While I’m not the biggest fan of eggs in fried rice, with leftover rice in the fridge, I thought I’d make (and share) a quick meal for lunch. In speaking with my parents and siblings, I can confirm that the same holds for them. Eggs in fried rice is a huge PASS!