Sides · 15 min · 2 servings

Sinangag.

Garlic fried rice

Day-old rice fried with plenty of toasted garlic: the base of every silog.

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Sinangag, plated
Photo: Arnold Gatilao from Oakland, CA, USA, CC BY 2.0. The ingredients below define the nutrition.

On your plate.

153kcal
2.7protein · g
27.5carbs · g
3.2fat · g

Portion ÷ 100 × published source values. Numbers are rounded for display.

What goes in.

Amounts for the whole recipe. Ingredient states matter.

  • Kanin (white rice) · cooked316 g
  • Bawang (garlic)12 g
  • Coconut oil10 g

At the stove.

  1. Toast the garlic in oil until golden.
  2. Add the rice and fry until hot and fragrant.
  3. Serves two.

Ingredients are weighed in the state listed, cooked where it says so. Share all the sauce and oil across the servings. No cooking-yield adjustment is hidden in the calculation.

How we counted this

Weighed ingredients, in their USDA state. Makes 2 servings. A cook’s own recipe may differ.

Kanin (white rice) · cookedFDC 168878316 g × 130 / 100
= 410.8 kcal
Bawang (garlic)FDC 16923012 g × 149 / 100
= 17.9 kcal
Coconut oilFDC 17141210 g × 892 / 100
= 89.2 kcal

517.9 kcal ÷ 2 = 258.9 kcal / serving

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