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Are people tailgating going to eat Rice Pilaf for the game?
You're better off with a nice risotto...Are people tailgating going to eat Rice Pilaf for the game?
spending 20 minutes fussing over adding hot stock to rice is not the way to tailgate.You're better off with a nice risotto...
So you want to put that sausage into a dirty rice dish? I'm also thinking deep fried rice crispy treats! But that's just me!I personally would go with some Cajun/dirty rice with some sausage in there
You had me at arancini!!!spending 20 minutes fussing over adding hot stock to rice is not the way to tailgate.
Make some arancini night before and reheat in foil.
Plus is, you can stick leftovers in your jacket pockets and snack during the game, or throw them at the Rice bench.
Real men do not eat couscous unless forced down their throats by their significant other.I'm just glad y'all aren't a couscous crowd.
They have a bad habit of going down the wrong pipe.Real men do not eat couscous unless forced down their throats by their significant other.
The King of Beers.Budweiser, rice is one of its 6 ingredients
Best part of it is biggest group you have had. Maybe a sign of good things. The food sounds good too.So I'm cooking for the largest group I've ever done (11), which means the menu has to be carefully simplified so my one Coleman Road Trip can handle everything. First course will be Texican -- tortilla chips with guac and chicken and cheese quesadillas. Entry will be burgers, a potato salad and tomato stacks (slices, of tomatoes, mozzarella, onion and basil). Hopefully I am organized enough to pull this off. Because if not, who wants to watch a football game with disappointed lawyers!
Let's hope for a win so that you can bring in 11 more converts to the cult that is Connecticut football. As much as I am an advocate for an on-campus stadium, football at the Rent is a blast with great tailgating and great sight lines.So I'm cooking for the largest group I've ever done (11), which means the menu has to be carefully simplified so my one Coleman Road Trip can handle everything. First course will be Texican -- tortilla chips with guac and chicken and cheese quesadillas. Entry will be burgers, a potato salad and tomato stacks (slices, of tomatoes, mozzarella, onion and basil). Hopefully I am organized enough to pull this off. Because if not, who wants to watch a football game with disappointed lawyers!
At the risk of turning this into a political thread, if you haven’t tried Israeli couscous, it is nothing like the small grainy stuff and at least as versatile as rice. But there are no colleges named for it so far as I know.At Real men do not eat couscous unless forced down their throats by their significant other.