Recipe from the “Mealime” app. I think it was called Indian-style turkey fried rice.
this post was submitted on 03 Mar 2026
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I’ve never done Indian style fried rice, only Thai, Chinese, Japanese, and Malay. What sorts of spices does it call for? Evidently not turmeric
Curry powder, cumin, and paprika. And I guess salt/pepper. I didn’t have any curry powder, but the recipe suggested cumin as a substitute so I just used a bunch of cumin and paprika. Overall it was very good! I’d put a bit more paprika next time though
You did good. Curry powder is a British scam anyway.
Ha! The recipe also said I could make my own with a bit of extra seasonings, mostly cumin though, so I figured I’d just use base cumin for it