Here is a simple and thrifty rice side dish that goes great
with a lot of different entrees. You can
change it up quite a bit too which makes if very versatile. It also happens to be pretty tasty.
I begin by sauteing a chopped carrot, some onion and celery
in a couple tablespoons of oil. Once the
onions are tender I add a cup of rice and saute that for a few minutes with a
couple teaspoons of dried parsley, some salt and pepper.
Once the rice begins to brown add 2 cups of
broth or water with bouillon.
Propping the lid open with the spoon keeps it from boiling over |
Over medium heat loosely cover the pot and simmer for five
minutes. Then turn off the heat, fit the
lid tight and let it sit for twenty more minutes on the hot burner.
Fluff the rice and serve. Pretty darned easy and it costs only pennies
to make. You could jazz this up with
additional vegetables or spices and make it any way you like.
Wow, thank you for the recipe. I am pretty sure my girls would LOVE this. It will be a nice compliment to just about any meal.
ReplyDeleteSo easy and versatile too. Enjoy!
DeleteI love this recipe, simple and stuff I have on hand. I also love the "cover it and turn the heat off idea". Great stuff keep it coming.
ReplyDeleteThank you Alison. Rice turns out perfect every time. Enjoy.
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