Had two chicken thigh fillets left in the fridge so cooked them in garlic butter with Mountain bush spices. Heated up a couple of garlic Naans, cooked some wild rice mix, and we had some Punjabi Chhole and Gongura Dal. The SO liked the Chhole, I liked the Gongura. Very nice on a cold, rainy night.
Sounds interesting. I'm going to have to go googling to ID some of that stuff. <lol> -- Peace! Om
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Bit of a slap dash affair.......
Had two chicken thigh fillets left in the fridge so cooked them in garlic butter with Mountain bush spices. Heated up a couple of garlic Naans, cooked some wild rice mix, and we had some Punjabi Chhole and Gongura Dal. The SO liked the Chhole, I liked the Gongura. Very nice on a cold, rainy night.
Sounds interesting. I'm going to have to go googling to ID some of that stuff. <lol>
Opps!! Screwed up on the spices. It's a blend of Bush Spices with Mountain Pepper.
-- Peter Lucas Brisbane Australia
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Bit of a slap dash affair.......
Had two chicken thigh fillets left in the fridge so cooked them in garlic butter with Mountain bush spices. Heated up a couple of garlic Naans, cooked some wild rice mix, and we had some Punjabi Chhole and Gongura Dal. The SO liked the Chhole, I liked the Gongura. Very nice on a cold, rainy night.
Sounds interesting. I'm going to have to go googling to ID some of that stuff. <lol>
Opps!! Screwed up on the spices. It's a blend of Bush Spices with Mountain Pepper.
-- Peter Lucas Brisbane Australia
Was watching a Anthony Bourdain program where he asks his usual question: what is the last meal that you would request. It was a program on Puerto Rico. The male chef answered: Wild Rice, Fried Egg and small baby bananas. I googled Wild Rice+Puerto Rico+recipe, but didn't come up with anything that would denote that Puerto Rico had any sort of special recipe for wild rice. Any comment from Puerto Rico? Thanks, Dee Dee
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> Bit of a slap dash affair....... > > Had two chicken thigh fillets left in the fridge so cooked them in > garlic butter with Mountain bush spices. Heated up a couple of > garlic Naans, cooked some wild rice mix, and we had some Punjabi > Chhole and Gongura Dal. The SO liked the Chhole, I liked the > Gongura. Very nice on a cold, rainy night.
Sounds interesting. I'm going to have to go googling to ID some of that stuff. <lol>
Opps!! Screwed up on the spices. It's a blend of Bush Spices with Mountain Pepper.
-- Peter Lucas Brisbane Australia
Was watching a Anthony Bourdain program where he asks his usual question: what is the last meal that you would request. It was a program on Puerto Rico. The male chef answered: Wild Rice, Fried Egg and small baby bananas. I googled Wild Rice+Puerto Rico+recipe, but didn't come up with anything that would denote that Puerto Rico had any sort of special recipe for wild rice. Any comment from Puerto Rico?
Not from PR, but Brisbane........
I think you might find that it was the guest chefs nominated items. Wild Rice can be bought anywhere, and just cooked as one does normal rice. But, it is a lot more expensive.
