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Crab Fried Rice Recipe

Carmina had leftover imitation crab used for the  lazy sushi  over the weekend. Having friends over tend to have leftover food best to make something out of it for the following week. Carmina used her leftover white rice and imitation crab to make fried rice. Crab Fried Rice Recipe Ingredients: 3 Cups - Day Old Rice Half Kilo - Imitation Crab or fresh crab  2 - Eggs (beaten season with black pepper) 1 Tbsp. - Oyster Sauce 1 Tbsp. - Kikkoman Lite Soy Sauce Garlic Powder (based on your taste) Cooking Oil Cooking: Use a medium size cooking pot place on the stove top on low heat add the cooking oil and eggs mix it until it becomes scramble egg. Add the rice mix together once rice is separated add the imitation crab mix together. Start adding the oyster sauce, soy sauce and garlic powder. Try the crab rice and see if it based on your taste. Transfer to a serving bowl ready to eat. NOTE: Carmina is not selling or advertising for ingredients to make crab fried rice. Subscribe & follow @ C

Lunch at Molinari Delicatessen in San Francisco, California



It's almost lunch time. Joanie had recommended Carmina to try ordering some sandwiches from Molinari Delicatessen.



Walking inside Molinari Delicatessen you'll notice they sell not only sandwiches but a variety of food making your eyes wander everywhere.


Carmina decided to try their Gourmet Sandwiches her first choice is the Basil Turkey Special includes turkey, mozzarella cheese, sweet bell pepper, sun dried tomatoes and basil garlic spread. 

For your bread you an option to decide from their list French hard or soft, Dutch Crunch, Seeded, Whole Wheat, Rosemary and Italina Ciabatta.

Carmina picked Soft French Roll for her Basil Turkey Special for $13.75 being sliced in half.



Joanie had her favorite Pastrami on a Italina Ciabatta with Swiss Cheese and no mustard for $12.25 being sliced in half.


Watch a short video how the inside of Molinari Delicatessen look like:



We decided to eat our sandwiches at the park before heading back to ride in the San Francisco Bay Ferry.

To read how you can get to San Francisco for only 25 minutes read my article for you experience something new:

Carmina's Experience on the San Francisco Bay Ferry

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