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Old 11-05-2017, 08:42 AM
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OK thanks guys. Well I found there to be an "odd" flavor that I assumed was due to the Tony's seasoning. But yesterday someone told me that certain types of rice will change the flavor of the jambalaya. The recipe I used called for par boiled rice. What effect might that have had? BTW next time I plan on using regular long grain rice.
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Old 11-05-2017, 12:29 PM
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For up to 5 cups I use regular long grain and wash it good before I put it in. I use Tony's extra spice to start when cooking meat and onions and such . After adding water I add a beef Boullion cube for every 2 cups water and rice and bring to a boil and adjust seasoning from there , salt , pepper , garlic powder , liquid smoke ...A little to the salty side , not briney , at this point won't hurt because the rice gunna suck it up .
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Old 11-05-2017, 01:15 PM
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OK thanks guys. Well I found there to be an "odd" flavor that I assumed was due to the Tony's seasoning. But yesterday someone told me that certain types of rice will change the flavor of the jambalaya. The recipe I used called for par boiled rice. What effect might that have had? BTW next time I plan on using regular long grain rice.
The par boiled rice definitely has a different flavor than regular rice. I tried some with my last rice and gravy. It has a "nutty" flavor if that makes sense. Just different.
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Old 11-05-2017, 02:47 PM
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The par boiled rice definitely has a different flavor than regular rice. I tried some with my last rice and gravy. It has a "nutty" flavor if that makes sense. Just different.
It's possible that is the culprit. Couldn't figure out the flavor-definitely don't care to repeat it.
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