Pechay / Bok Choy Pilaf Side Dish Recipe by SpottedByD
Rice Pilaf Rice Pilaf My grandmother refused to make regular plain whit rice. She was a strong independent Armenian woman that I loved with all my heart and soul. If you were going to eat rice in her home it was going to be eaten her way, and that way was Pilaf. JustLikeGrandma Rice Pilaf Rice Pilaf A really quick and easy side dish to accompany many meat entrées. I also like to add onion or other veg sometimes. Also, vegetable stock can be used in place of chicken stock/soy butter used to make this vegetarian or vegan friendly. concon657 Rice Pilaf Rice Pilaf This is my take on a rice pilaf. It makes a perfect side dish for most proteins. Christina Curry Pilaf Curry Pilaf I uploaded a curry pilaf recipe before, but over the years, I've refined the recipe. So I deleted the old one and uploaded this one. This one is delicious. Make sure to use less water than usual, for the rice to be firm and separate. Adjust the water level after adding the dissolved soup stock and soy sauce. The saltiness of the curry powder differs by brand, so adjust the seasoning with salt and pepper. I used curry powder that only contains spices, no salt. Recipe by Lesser Panda cookpad.japan Corn Rice Cooker Pilaf Corn Rice Cooker Pilaf I love corn. Granulated soup stock is convenient, but if using the block type, then 2 teaspoons of granulated stock is 1 block; please use this standard. Use a knife to cut in half vertically, horizontally, and height-wise (in 8 pieces) and it'll be easy to dissolve. Recipe by Pukuttopukumaru cookpad.japan Rice Cooker Shrimp Pilaf Rice Cooker Shrimp Pilaf I've always bought frozen shrimp pilaf since I liked it so much, even if I had a lot of rice on hand. If you make your own pilaf it's a lot more economical. Use 1 stock cube for every 2 rice cooker cups of rice. If you stir fry the rice until it's translucent, the grains will stay separate when cooked. You can use fresh shrimp instead of frozen. I've salted this lightly, so if you want it to be saltier add 1 teaspoon of salt. Recipe by Okojo1027 cookpad.japan Rice Pilaf Rice Pilaf My grandmother refused to make regular plain whit rice. She was a strong independent Armenian woman that I loved with all my heart and soul. If you were going to eat rice in her home it was going to be eaten her way, and that way was Pilaf. JustLikeGrandma Rice Pilaf Rice Pilaf My grandmother refused to make regular plain whit rice. She was a strong independent Armenian woman that I loved with all my heart and soul. If you were going to eat rice in her home it was going to be eaten her way, and that way was Pilaf. JustLikeGrandma Rice Pilaf Rice Pilaf A really quick and easy side dish to accompany many meat entrées. I also like to add onion or other veg sometimes. Also, vegetable stock can be used in place of chicken stock/soy butter used to make this vegetarian or vegan friendly. concon657 Rice Pilaf Rice Pilaf A really quick and easy side dish to accompany many meat entrées. I also like to add onion or other veg sometimes. Also, vegetable stock can be used in place of chicken stock/soy butter used to make this vegetarian or vegan friendly. concon657 Rice Pilaf Rice Pilaf This is my take on a rice pilaf. It makes a perfect side dish for most proteins. Christina Rice Pilaf Rice Pilaf This is my take on a rice pilaf. It makes a perfect side dish for most proteins. Christina Curry Pilaf Curry Pilaf I uploaded a curry pilaf recipe before, but over the years, I've refined the recipe. So I deleted the old one and uploaded this one. This one is delicious. Make sure to use less water than usual, for the rice to be firm and separate. Adjust the water level after adding the dissolved soup stock and soy sauce. The saltiness of the curry powder differs by brand, so adjust the seasoning with salt and pepper. I used curry powder that only contains spices, no salt. Recipe by Lesser Panda cookpad.japan Curry Pilaf Curry Pilaf I uploaded a curry pilaf recipe before, but over the years, I've refined the recipe. So I deleted the old one and uploaded this one. This one is delicious. Make sure to use less water than usual, for the rice to be firm and separate. Adjust the water level after adding the dissolved soup stock and soy sauce. The saltiness of the curry powder differs by brand, so adjust the seasoning with salt and pepper. I used curry powder that only contains spices, no salt. Recipe by Lesser Panda cookpad.japan Corn Rice Cooker Pilaf Corn Rice Cooker Pilaf I love corn. Granulated soup stock is convenient, but if using the block type, then 2 teaspoons of granulated stock is 1 block; please use this standard. Use a knife to cut in half vertically, horizontally, and height-wise (in 8 pieces) and it'll be easy to dissolve. Recipe by Pukuttopukumaru cookpad.japan Corn Rice Cooker Pilaf Corn Rice Cooker Pilaf I love corn. Granulated soup stock is convenient, but if using the block type, then 2 teaspoons of granulated stock is 1 block; please use this standard. Use a knife to cut in half vertically, horizontally, and height-wise (in 8 pieces) and it'll be easy to dissolve. Recipe by Pukuttopukumaru cookpad.japan Rice Cooker Shrimp Pilaf Rice Cooker Shrimp Pilaf I've always bought frozen shrimp pilaf since I liked it so much, even if I had a lot of rice on hand. If you make your own pilaf it's a lot more economical. Use 1 stock cube for every 2 rice cooker cups of rice. If you stir fry the rice until it's translucent, the grains will stay separate when cooked. You can use fresh shrimp instead of frozen. I've salted this lightly, so if you want it to be saltier add 1 teaspoon of salt. Recipe by Okojo1027 cookpad.japan Rice Cooker Shrimp Pilaf Rice Cooker Shrimp Pilaf I've always bought frozen shrimp pilaf since I liked it so much, even if I had a lot of rice on hand. If you make your own pilaf it's a lot more economical. Use 1 stock cube for every 2 rice cooker cups of rice. If you stir fry the rice until it's translucent, the grains will stay separate when cooked. You can use fresh shrimp instead of frozen. I've salted this lightly, so if you want it to be saltier add 1 teaspoon of salt. Recipe by Okojo1027 cookpad.japan