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Dinner · Beginner · 20 min

Ginger carrot egg rice

Rice with grated carrot, peas and fully set scrambled egg.

Hobvegetarian7 ingredients

Recipe draft · Kitchen, scientific and editorial review pending. About review status

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Diet: vegetarian. Tags assume the specified products, including vegetarian cheese and vegan bread where listed.

Contains: Eggs, Soy, Cereals containing gluten

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The listed grain and chicken amounts are already cooked where stated. Dry grains and raw chicken require different preparation. Weigh foods in the stated condition; edible portions exclude shells, stones and discarded peel.

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Food records, image rights & review status

Original Nutrition Atlas recipe draft, 6 September 2026. Kitchen testing and human editorial review are pending. Photography illustrates ingredients or serving ideas, not the exact prepared recipe.

USDA SR Legacy, April 2018, public-domain food data. Values retain their source definitions; a historical generic record cannot describe every brand. Nutrient links explain the measured substance and do not claim this meal covers your needs.

USDA documentation · Unsplash image licence · Unit conversions: NIST · Food handling: FSA

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