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Ingredients
Quantity | Ingredient | |
---|---|---|
Forms of Wild Rice | ||
6 oz. dry | ||
3-qt. saucepan of boiling, salted water. | ||
Return to boil, cover and simmer. | ||
45-50 minutes - Select | ||
Drain any excess water. Let stand | ||
10 minutes. | ||
will \"bloom\" or burst open. Bite-test a few | ||
before draining. | ||
Mixed Grains | ||
7 Grains | ||
1 C. dry 1 1/4 C. dry | ||
bring salted water to combine water and | ||
a boil. Add grain and salt to taste. Add | ||
cook over medium, not grain and bring to a | ||
low heat. boil. Lower heat and | ||
simmer, uncovered. | ||
Stir occasionally. | ||
Let stand 5 minutes. | ||
7 slightly hulled 6 organic grains plus | ||
grains plus sesame wheat. | ||
seeds. | ||
The Versatile Grain | ||
and the | ||
Elegant Bean | ||
by Sheryl and Mel London | ||
ISBN 0-671-76106-4 |
Directions
Wild rice is a high-fiber food source, rich in proteins, B vitamins and minerals. It has a very distinctive flavor. Although it may seem expensive, note that wild rice triples in volume when cooked; one pound can provide thirty servings or more.
Giant (long): This is the super deluxe grade of wild rice, with each grain about one inch long.
Extra-Fancy (medium): The most popular grade of wild rice; the grains of equal size and quality and they're clean and unbroken. Generally used for salads, side dishes and stuffing.
Select (short): It appearance is not a concern, this grade is perfect, since some grains may be broken or not of uniform length and size.
Ideal for use in baked goods or in soups and stuffing.
Miscellaneous Grades: There are several other grades, including some that are parboiled or otherwise precooked or processed, with cooking time thus reduced. There are also white and wild rice mixtures available on supermarket shelves. The three grades above are the ones recommended for flavor, purity and the best food value.
Type of Grain: Wild Rice
Amount of Liquid: 4 C.
Cooking Method: Pick over and rinse the grain. Add grain to :Cooking and 50-60 minutes - Giant Standing Time: 45-50 minutes ~ Medium
Approx Yield: 3 C.
Comments: When rice is tender, some of the grains Note: For 4 oz. wild rice, use 2¼ C. water. The yield will be about 2 C. Cook for 45-50 minutes and let stand 10 minutes after draining excess water.
Type of Grain: Kashi Arrowhead Mill's Amount of Liquid: 2 ¼ C. 3 C.
Cooking Method: In a 3-qt. saucepan In a 3-qt. saucepan, :Cooking and 25 minutes 12-15 minutes Standing Time: Approx Yield: 2 ½ C. 2 ½ C.
Comments: A package mixture of A package mixture of Submitted By DIANE LAZARUS On 03-16-95
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