Red Beans And Rice

Awesome thread. I too have been using brown rice in everything. It's even good in fried rice recipes. It's different but good.

[KcMizzou]

...didn't miss her.

[luv]

Originally Posted by KcMizzou

...didn't miss her.

It took me a minute, but I finally got that.

[teedubya]

Originally Posted by KcMizzou

...didn't miss her.

i was reading to see who was gonna make the SIr Mixalot connection... +1 for MUron Brandon!!

[Dinny Bossa Nova]

Originally Posted by Ari Chi3fs

i was reading to see who was gonna make the SIr Mixalot connection... +1 for MUron Brandon!!

I was born before the old school was invented, so I confess I don't get it.

Care to enlighten me, oh young one?

I have heard Baby Got Back, but I stopped listening after "I like big butts and I cannot lie."

Provided I am even barking up the right tree.

Dinny

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Originally Posted by Phobia

Awesome thread. I too have been using brown rice in everything. It's even good in fried rice recipes. It's different but good.

I've been on a rice kick lately. Uncle Ben's whole grain brown rice, FTW.

[RJ]

Originally Posted by Phobia

Awesome thread. I too have been using brown rice in everything. It's even good in fried rice recipes. It's different but good.

I had some leftover chicken fajitas and some leftover brown rice in the refrigerator. Two eggs, some soy sauce and a few chopped vegetables later it was chicken fried rice. Pretty damn good.

[Stewie]

Originally Posted by RJ

I had some leftover chicken fajitas and some leftover brown rice in the refrigerator. Two eggs, some soy sauce and a few chopped vegetables later it was chicken fried rice. Pretty damn good.

Don't forget the sesame oil. Mmm... good.

I think Dinny was talking about the meat grinding attachment that's an option on the KitchenAid mixer.

[Dinny Bossa Nova]

Originally Posted by Stewie

Don't forget the sesame oil. Mmm... good.

I think Dinny was talking about the meat grinding attachment that's an option on the KitchenAid mixer.

Yup.

The grinding attachment works perfect for me. I have only done about 15lbs for a batch, so it works fine. I think more than that would require some more horsepower. The motor gets pretty warm.

The Kitchen-Aid processor has too high RPM. A facefull of carrots is one thing, a facefull of pork loin would be another.

Dinny

[RJ]

Originally Posted by Dinny Blues

Yup.

The grinding attachment works perfect for me. I have only done about 15lbs for a batch, so it works fine. I think more than that would require some more horsepower. The motor gets pretty warm.

The Kitchen-Aid processor has too high RPM. A facefull of carrots is one thing, a facefull of pork loin would be another.

Dinny

So you're talking about a big mixer with the bowl, like the type for making dough?

I don't have one but I gave one to my mom for Christmas a couple of years back. One of those and a meat grinder attachment?

[luv]

Thanks to KcMizzou, I've had Baby Got Back going through my head this afternoon.

[Dinny Bossa Nova]

Originally Posted by RJ

So you're talking about a big mixer with the bowl, like the type for making dough?

I don't have one but I gave one to my mom for Christmas a couple of years back. One of those and a meat grinder attachment?

Yup. Kitchen-Aid stand mixer with the grinding attachment.

If I had it to do over, I'd get the next model up from the standard. It has a higher horsepower motor. Worth the extra coin if you grind alot of meat.

The standard does fine. The motor doesn't get too hot, but it does get warm.

Dinny

[RJ]

Originally Posted by Stewie

Don't forget the sesame oil. Mmm... good.

I think Dinny was talking about the meat grinding attachment that's an option on the KitchenAid mixer.

Yep, I put a few drops in the eggs before I beat them. A subtle yet fantastic difference.