Pierre's Spanish Rice

"After 40 years of stealing spanish rice recipes this is what I have come up with to date. "Watch for future development.""
 
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Ready In:
1hr 20mins
Ingredients:
12
Serves:
6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Heat Oil over med-high heat in a heavy pan or dutch oven.
  • (Cast iron works best).
  • Pour in Rice, Saute (stir fry) 'til it starts to turn translucent, 4-5 minute.
  • Add Onions, Bell Peppers, Red Chilies, Cumin, and Garlic.
  • Saute 'til Onions turn translucent.
  • Add Tomatoes, several strands of Saffron, and Stock. Mix well.
  • When it starts to boil reduce heat to low.
  • Cover and let it simmer for 20 minute.
  • NO PEEKING!
  • After the full 20 minute uncover and check to see if all of the liquid has been absorbed.
  • It wants to be moist but have no visible liquid.
  • Serve.
  • NOTE; This is a great one to play with.
  • Try frying chopped Salt Pork instead of Olive Oil.
  • If you use Bacon instead, the flavor is again different.
  • Turn it into a 1 dish meal; at step#3 add Danish or Italian meat balls.(See my other recipes).
  • Play with the heat; try adding chillies of various flavors and amounts. Add these at step # 3.
  • The only limit is how far you want to go.
  • Have fun!

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Reviews

  1. Loved it to the core! The only substitute I made was of substituting the chicken stock with Maggi vegetable stock with onions(I had to substitute because I'm a vegetarian). This rice has great presentation and taste! Thank you for sharing and for a great side dish to our lunch!
     
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