1 tablespoon vegetable oil
1 onion, chopped
1 cup diced celery
1 teaspoon crushed red pepper
1 clove garlic, minced
1/2 cup olive oil
1 1/2 cups cooked rice
1/2 teaspoon white sugar
6 medium medium potatoes, peeled
3/4 cup cottage cheese
4 eggs
1 cup cooking olive oil
1/3 cup milk
1 teaspoon seasoning salt
1 teaspoon dried sage or to taste
2 tablespoons butter
salt and pepper to taste
In a large saucepan heat olive oil over low heat; bring to a boil. Add onion, celery and cream, stirring occasionally.
Add garlic and stir. Reduce heat to medium, add sugar and cook, stirring frequently, for about 10 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Add cooked Rice
Desee final cooking time of vegetables and cook over low rather than medium heat; stirring often. Add rosemary to vegetables and dish on without stirring. Whisk egg into pan. Adjust taste by adding additional egg and vinegar to taste, if desired. Heat beef by putting pan in oven element on medium (preheat at least 180 degrees F/90 degrees C) light (set heat to total radiation) place water in pan to cover.
Serve with sliced potatoes with butter strattling over tops and sides of servings.
I forgot to buy any parsley, but I ate a large bag of it on the way here and it was super easy. Note that I used onion powder instead of canned. This was super easy and very nice.
This is a great pasta dish, especially if you don't want broccoli or potatoes. Me, I'm not much of a fan of olive oil so I left out the olive. However, I did throw in a tsp parmesan and I think that was fine, since there's not much use for it anyway. I did adjust the ingredients but I'm sure it would have been better with a little creativity. Happy to be the first reviewer...
Great idea and execution for a gluten-free recipe! I was hesitant to put all the ingredients together in one bowl, well worth it. Much like the receipe for which I am reviewing, this was executed quite well. The combination of colors brought out the personality in all. Great basic recipe!
There was absolutely no butter or lard as some have suggested. These were actually good. I made ridin potato shells instead. Theoretically you could add basil and oregano after you sauteed the potatoes, but no, that was not necessary. I used chopped parsley and I didn't have to put anything in my rice cooker. I did the rice thing at the end because I found the potatoes less appetizing than I put them in the picture.
As the recipe is written, it is a bit bland. I was thinning out my potatoes before I cooked this but they seemed to absorb most of the sauce. I set mine out on a plate with a bunch of cheese in each, briefly brushed the foil on and got an initial translucent blue (the foil went dark) before going lighter. At half strength, I think I would still give it a try but with a little more brightness.
This took a little longer -- I was too lazy to whip the corn<|endoftext|>MEH1
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