Greek Rice à La Kefalonitissa

"Forget sautéing the onions, adding that blasted bay leaf, or the boring chicken bouillon to your rice. All you need is a nice plain, simple rice to accompany all your stews and saucy or juicy foods. The peas in this recipe bring out the wonderful taste of rice."
 
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Ready In:
20mins
Ingredients:
7
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Add water and peas to a medium saucepan. Bring to a boil. Season with salt, making sure it tastes like the sea.
  • Add rice, parsley flakes, pepper, and a couple of drops of olive oil.
  • Stir.
  • Reduce heat to low and cover. Cook for 10 minutes or until you see those holes forming that you normally see when cooking rice.
  • The rice should be al dente at this point.
  • Remove from heat and then immediately take a paper towel, cover the pot, and add the lid.
  • Let it steam in the residual heat for another five minutes.
  • Serve with anything your heart desires.

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Reviews

  1. i fixed this rice to go alongside chili verde. it was easy to fix, but too soggy. perhaps the amount of water should be decreased. also, i think it should have a little more flavor. the peas alone don't seem to do it.<br/>made for the bargain basement tag game.
     
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I am a young, gorgeous, domesticated nymph-like creature who stays at home and concocts delectable, saliva-inducing treats. I employ my husband as the guinea pig for anything I just randomly manage to put together. Not to worry, he is very pleased with his current position. No, but really, I am a young Greek-American wife who loves to cook, and being that I am unemployed at the moment, I like to experiment with lots of flavors and ideas. I am a Food Network Junkie, and I watch all the cooking shows on public television and Discovery Home. While I am fixated on all these programs, my brain behaves like a sponge and my culinary sensors go off like sirens. Other than that, my other talents include being a geek (Greek geek at that), drawing, writing, being multilingual, tutoring, writing papers for lazy college bums, doing housework (my house must be immaculate so I may eat off the floor at my own will), I love to play the old, very first Nintendo, and Nancy Drew computer games.
 
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