Favorite Rice Recipes

[basilosaurus]

But don't feel ashamed at those microwave packets. If they're the costco ones I remember, they're pretty darn good.

[shauni27]

Apr 22, 2024 13:39:48 GMT -5 CurlyQ284 said:

I make coconut rice with Hawaiian chicken that everyone seems to like.

I also made a Greek rice bowl that we all liked too, but the tzatziki wasn't right. Im planning to look up a different recipe for that next time I make it.
pin.it/qiKjo9fGq

can you share your recipe for this?

[CurlyQ284]

Apr 23, 2024 9:35:54 GMT -5 shauni27 said:

Apr 22, 2024 13:39:48 GMT -5 CurlyQ284 said:

I make coconut rice with Hawaiian chicken that everyone seems to like.

I also made a Greek rice bowl that we all liked too, but the tzatziki wasn't right. Im planning to look up a different recipe for that next time I make it.
pin.it/qiKjo9fGq

can you share your recipe for this?

Sure! This is the chicken recipe: hawaiitravelwithkids.com/baked-huli-huli-chicken-recipe/?pp=1
This is the coconut rice recipe: ourbestbites.com/sweet-and-savory-coconut-rice/

[NewGirlNic]

Last summer I had an abundance of herbs from my garden so I chopped up a bunch (chives, parsley, lemon thyme, basil) and tossed it in some white rice with a good tablespoon or 2 of salted butter and the zest and juice of a lemon. It was some of the best rice I've had. 

I love Avgolemono soup (Greek lemon, chicken and rice) 
www.themediterraneandish.com/avgolemono-soup-recipe/#tasty-recipes-10557-jump-target

[noodleoo]

Apr 23, 2024 6:49:34 GMT -5 Pilsy said:

Rice is one of those things that illustrates what a horrible cook I really am. I think I've cooked it well maybe twice in my life. We use the microwaveable packets of brown rice and quinoa. lol

Rice cooker all the way!  I am terrible at making rice on the stove and I'm a good cook (if I do say so myself LOL).  My H is Korean and he has a fancy, super expensive rice cooker and it is a game changer.  I had a cheap one from Walmart before we moved in together and it was fine too.  So much easier than making it on the stove and it comes out way better.

[tacokick]

We have a rice cooker. We use a lot of different varieties of furikake to mix it up. Once I got the rice cooker, I stopped cooking rice on the stove so that’s the easiest way to season it! Or add spices to the cooker.

[nicolewi]

I don’t have a rice cooker, but I use my instant pot just about every single time I make rice now, and it’s great! I really like being able to set it up, forget it, and go onto the rest of the meal without worrying about if it’s boiling over, or not boiling enough.