Instant Pot Hibachi Fried Rice

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2 cups of Jasmine rice, rinsed well and drained

2 cups of water

2 tbsp of sesame oil

2 tbsp of soy sauce (I used low sodium)

1 tbsp of salted butter

3 eggs

Half of 1 large white onion, chopped

Half a 10oz box of frozen peas & carrots mixed (or use the whole box if you want even more)

Half a 10oz box of frozen sweet kernel corn (or use the whole box if you want even more)

Sesame seeds, for sprinkling

Want some more protein in there? You can cut up about 1 pound of chicken or beef into small pieces (or a few raw shrimp) and add to the pot (along with about another tablespoon of sesame oil) to cook thoroughly while you cook the veggies and just before you add the egg! A traditional Hibachi Fried Rice is meant to be very mild, simple and also very satisfying with the brunt of the flavor stemming from the vegetables and sesame flavor – making it not too heavy, but just right! Want some more protein in there? You can cut up about 1 pound of chicken or beef into small pieces (or a few raw shrimp) and add to the pot (along with about another tablespoon of sesame oil) to cook thoroughly while you cook the veggies and just before you add the egg! A traditional Hibachi Fried Rice is meant to be very mild, simple and also very satisfying with the brunt of the flavor stemming from the vegetables and sesame flavor - making it not too heavy, but just right!

Note: Ingredients may have been altered from the original.

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