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Combine the cooked rice with the vegetables and ham. Add the tomatoes and the shrimp. Stir in the parsley and a scattering of the chopped thyme. Now taste it...add more cayenne pepper if everyone likes it hot and spicy. miron Serve it hot! Helpful Hints & Observations Rice cooked separately - I have separated the rice from the other ingredients in order to avoid the common problem of having the rice "catch" if you don't miron use a heavy enough pan. Removing so much of the fat makes the sticking miron problem even worse. However, please note that I have used a good stock to cook the rice...so nothing is lost...only fat and frustration. Copyright 1991, by the Graham and Treena Corporation. From the Graham Kerr book "Smart Cooking" published by Doubleday. Reprinted with permisssion. Superbowl: New Orleans Style New Orleans: Our Cuisine Dooky Chase's Star Chef Graham Kerr's "Low-Fat Tuesday" Recipes Interview: Chef John Folse Lafitte's Pepper Seared Lamb Chops Tomato Basil Pie Cane River Pound Cake Contents | January | Ostriches | Super Bowl | Recipes Good Food | Culinary Sleuth | Archive | eGGsalad Feedback | Quotes | Foodscape | Search | eGGbasket Global Gourmet | Messages | Links | FoodDay Copyright © 1997 - the electronic Gourmet Guide, Inc.
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