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Rice can't be beat as a thrifty staple. Twenty-five pound bags of rice can be found at warehouse stores and the bulk area of the grocery store for less than ten dollars. It lends itself to a variety of cooking styles and cuisines. It's low-fat, filling, and a good source of carbohydrates. And it's easy to prepare!
Rule of Thumb on Cooking Rice (Actually, Two Fingers) You don't need a fancy rice cooker to make perfect rice. All you need is: white rice, a pot with a lid, a measuring cup Folks around here are normally pretty hungry so I count on a half a cup of uncooked rice per person. Pour the rice into the pot. Cover the rice with water. Pour the water until it is two finger-width taller than the rice. Put the pot on the stove and bring it to a boil. Cover with the lid and simmer until the water is absorbed (about 20 minutes for 1 cup of uncooked rice, 35 for 2 cups) Fluff with a fork and serve. Morn: Rice Cereal Tired of gloppy, wall-paper paste cooked cereal? Shocked by the high price and sugar content of ready-made cereal? Try hot rice (either made in the morning or reheated) served with milk, sugar, butter, and raisins. Kids and adults both love it. Noon: Rice Pilaf Ingrediants: Collect: pot with lid Heat the oil in the pot. Add the onion and celery, cook until tender. Add the rice, bouillon, vegetable, and water. Bring to a boil, cover and take down to a simmer. Cook for 20 minutes. Lemon pepper is a wonderful addition. Noon: Southwestern Rice Ingrediants: No measurements necessary. Grab a large pot- toss in rice, chicken, and cheese. Start heating the mess, adding salsa to keep everything nice and flowing. Night: Rice Side dishes For every 3 cups of cooked rice (1 cup uncooked), add one of the following after cooking and fluffing the rice: A. 2 T. butter and 2 t. lemon juice B. 2 T. butter and 1 can mushrooms (4 oz) C. 2 T. onions cooked in 2 T. butter D. 2 T. parsley E. 2 T. butter and 1 t. curry powder F. 1 can stewed tomatoes and 1 can artichoke hearts Eat Well! Go To Page: 1
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