I used brown rice, and I don't think I will never eat plain rice again. It was that good! Thank you.
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I used this recipe as a stuffing for stuffed peppers. I also used brown rice, so the cooking time was a little longer, so I added a can of diced tomatoes with green chilies. Just brushed an olive oil/spice mixture over the cleaned out peppers, replaced the caps after stuffing, and cooked them in a 400 degree oven. Garnished with cilantro, parsley, and pecorino cheese. Tasted great! Thanks for posting.
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Fast and easy basic recipe for Spanish Rice. I added some Mexican spices such as cumin, coriander, oregano and a small can of roasted chiles. I was very happy wit the results and will make this again with different spice combinations. Thanks for posting!
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I was looking for an easy preparation. My son signed (me) up to make a Spanish rice for Cinco de Mayo for a school party. I used salsa instead of tomato sauce because I had it opened already as well as leftover peas and beans. Then I added some spices, to taste. They were oregano, cayenne pepper, salt, cumin, and chili powder. Everyone liked it! Thanks for posting.
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This rice has a great, mild flavor. My husband, who will not touch the rice in Mexican restaurants, ate two big helpings! I served it with green chili chicken empanadas and queso. I had a little trouble getting the rice cooked all the way through, but I always have that problem when I don't bake or steam it. All-in-all, a great recipe!
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I made this last week and it was so yummy that I am making it again tonight at the request of my family. I used long grain rice so I had to add about 15 minutes to the cooking time to make sure the rice was done....But the flavor is incredible! Thanks so much for the recipe!
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Halved the recipe and used a homemade tomato sauce to cut down on sodium. Served with a pasilla pepper cream sauce drizzled veggie chicken breast. Really tasty!
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*Reviewed for ZWT5 Spain* Loved the flavours in this rice. A quick simple dish that made a great meal with Salsa Chicken (3 Ww Points) and Spanish Roasted Tomato Salad. I did need to add more broth towards the end of cooking time as the rice was sticking to the pot a bit. Tasted wonderful for such and easy dish.
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I used a long grain rice that I ended up cooking a bit longer and adding more broth to in order to get tender. By the end of cooking, it resembled a nice sopa seca. These are such basic classic flavors that I really love. Thanks, Debbie R.! Made for ZWT5.
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I had to sub 1/4 tsp garlic powder and 1/2 tsp onion powder as I was out of both. About 10 minutes into the rice simmering, I had to add an extra 1/2 cup chicken stock - I used white long grain rice. Was a little bland to me but this may have been my fought. It was very easy and went nicely with my burritos that I made. Made for Tex Mex / Mexico / Southwest region for ZWT5.
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I can't give stars right now. I made this the other night and the rice was still hard after just about 30 minutes. I will try this again using about a 1/2 cup less rice and see how it turns out. This has potential!
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Wonderful Spanish rice, and one I'll make often. Very simple, made from ingredients always on hand, but very flavorful. I used the rice cooker to saute the onion, garlic, then rice, added the liquids and closed the lid. Came out perfect! Thanks for sharing the recipe! Made for PAC Fall 2007.
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Very easy, quick and tasty recipe. I added salt, and served picante sauce to top it off. It was enjoyed by all - there were no leftovers.
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