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Hill City, SD, United States
The Garden is sponsored by Community Lutheran Church and is located between the church and Spring Creek. Garden plots are offered to anyone in the community for a fee of $20.00. Persons interested in reserving a space should contact Jeff Schlikabier at 574-2505. If there are enough participants a second garden will be started and will be designated as an organic garden. Garden participants would have a choice between the traditional and the organic site.

Friday, February 18, 2011

Brown and Wild Rice Blend

There are a few variations you can try with this recipe:
Instead of water you can cook the rice in meat or vegggie broth.
I used white, brown and wild rice.
Veggie addition can be omitted or changed.
Amounts of each type of rice can be changed depending on your preferences.
This is a little time consuming, but so much healthier than the mixes, which are loaded with sodium.

RICE COOKING TIP:  I like "sticky" rice for pudding and other dishes, but I want "fluffy" rice for most side dishes such as this. To help guarantee fluffiness you simply stir a little olive oil or melted butter into your rice before adding or adding to boiling water. You just need enough to coat the grains.
  • Cooked white, brown and wild rice.
  1. The different types of rice cook in different amounts of time. Wild takes about an hour. Brown 30-45 minutes. White 20-30 minutes. I recommend cooking each seperately.
  2. While rices are cooking you can  prep veggies. I used 1 small carrot grated finely, 2 green onions chopped, 6 small mushrooms chopped, and 3/4 cup fresh spinach chopped or 1 tblsp. dry parsley. Saute' in 1-2 tblsp. olive oil till tender. Celery is also good. I seasoned the veggies with Mrs. Dash "Garlic & Herb".
  3. Combine rices, veggies and seasoning.

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