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Vegan Garlic Fried Rice with Celery, Mushrooms, Broccoli, Bell Peppers, Carrots and Peas. Vegan Glutenfree Nutfree Recipe.
The other meal we had yesterday was this fun somewhat Mexican Pizza. A quick Black beans, tomato, jalapeno mish mash, topped with fresh tomato, red onion salsa on a Wheat Crust. Baked for 14 minutes at 400 degrees F, then topped with Jalapeno cheddary Nacho cheese(I dont remember the brand, we picked it up a wedge from whole foods), ranch dressing(I made a small portion of this recipe with just cashews) and chopped lettuce. Sliced and eaten within 5 minutes.

What am I looking forward to in the new year, is beating my own anxiety issues to the curb. Getting my energy back and figuring out my balance. I am quite tired of walking into a store and losing balance just when I reach the back aisle, and not knowing if i will be able to walk back on my own. I think I might just learn how to walk blind folded, coz my eyes always give me bad feedback and screw up the darn balance. We shall see.
And hopefully finding a sweet little house with a yard, so I can start fostering again. It is difficult and much more tiring to house train the dogs without a yard. And cooking a lot more too. Spending time in the kitchen cheers up these dark and rainy days.
I am thankful for the continuous support from hubbs and from you all, the blogger community and everyone who drops by to read or comment or make my recipes. Have a great Holiday season you all.
Vegan Garlic Fried Rice with Celery, Mushrooms, Broccoli, Bell Peppers, Carrots and Peas. Glutenfree Vegan Recipe

Ingredients
- 2 teaspoons organic canola oil , or any high smoke point oil or refined sesame oil
- 8-10 cloves of garlic, chopped
- 2-3 cups cooked Rice, or noodles or Quinoa
- 2 cups vegetables , I used onions, red and green bell peppers, celery, button mushrooms, broccoli, carrots and peas
- 2 teaspoons Sesame oil, I used unrefined
- 1 Tablespoon or more Soy sauce, or soy-free Coconut aminos to taste or other vegan asian sauces of choice
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon raw sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon black pepper
Instructions
- In a wok or large pan/skillet, heat 2-3 teaspoons of a high smoke point oil of choice on high heat.
- Add garlic and cook until golden.
- Add onions and green and red bell peppers and mix. Cook for 2-3 minutes, stirring occasionally until brown on the edges.
- Add mushrooms and celery and cook for another 2 minutes.
- At this point, you can also add regular tofu or Soy-free tofu or steamed Tempeh for more protein, and cook for 2 minutes.
- Add in the broccoli, carrots, peas, salt, black pepper and sugar. Reduce heat to medium, cover and cook for 3-4 minutes.
- Add in cooked rice or noodles(or quinoa), soy sauce/liquid aminos and sesame oil.
- Toss well, taste and adjust salt, spice and seasoning. Add a splash of water if needed. Add in some Sriracha or other chili sauce for the heat.
- Cover and cook 2 minutes.
- Serve hot.
Notes
Nutrition
Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.

Garlicky noodles with veggies.













I’m still trying to figure out my own New Year’s resolutions… It usually takes me the whole month of January to decide, since there’s no rush. That way I end up with a truly well thought out and realistic goal, since there’s nothing worse than working towards something impossible. Anyhow, regardless of that decision, I will definitely be making your fried rice at least once in 2013! It looks wonderful, and is full of veggies I almost always have on hand already.
Wow. i dont plan for anything realistic:) its just a generic goal and any step towards it counts as a success 🙂 Happy holidays and a wonderful new year Hannah:)
you had me at “garlic” and didn’t let go – this looks so comforting, ideal for the dreary days. Good luck for 2013, hope your wishes come true:)
Thank you christine. I hope all your wishes come true too!
This garlic fried rice sounds delicious! I love coconut aminos, but tend to use them very sparingly as they are quite expensive where I can find them. This recipe looks like a good place to use them. I’ll have to try this super garlicky twist on the classic fried rice soon!
The garlic adds a lot of flavor, so you wouldnt need as much aminos or other sauces. Do give it a try!:)
Great fried rice…
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Thanks Madhavi.
Fried rice is one of my absolute favorites! Adding “garlicky” pretty much clinches it. Best of luck with you goals for the new year – I’m thinking 2013 is going to be a good one for you.
I love garlic in my fried rice:) Thanks annie. I hope 2013 is good for everyone:)
wow! full of vegetables.. Looks yummy
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Thank you Veena.:)
The fried rice looks appealing.I am sure the taste is equally good .
It sure does!:)
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i love “fried” rice, rica! i often do the quinoa variety, and it always hits the spot. i love your full cast-iron skillet.
i hope all of your desires for the new year come true. you deserve all the balance in the world, along with a beautiful house with a nice backyard.
the darkness is getting to me a bit, too. i’m looking forward to spring.
I know right.. so versatile and quick to put together:) Thanks for the wishes:)
It is so dark and rainy out here since the last 15 days, my body is going into hibernation. I cant wait for Spring and sunny days!