Dilly Artichoke Rice Salad

Dilly Artichoke Rice Salad Recipe
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Categories: Vegetables, Rice Sides, Other Salads, Quick & Easy, Vegetarian, Healthy, Vegetable Appetizers
Collections: Rice Reinventions
Keywords: rice, Olives, celery, bell-pepper, mayo, dill, Artichoke, miracle whip, green onions, Hearts-of-Palm, rice-salad
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Ingredients

2 c chicken broth or water
1 c long grain parboiled rice (zatarain's or uncle ben's)
1/4 c chopped green onion
1/4 c chopped green, red, or orange bell pepper
1 lg celery rib, chopped fine but not minced
1/4 c sliced pimiento stuffed olives or salad olives
1/4 c sliced black olives, drained
1 or 2 jar(s) marinated artichoke hearts, drained & chopped
1 can(s) (15 oz) hearts of palm, drained, quartered and sliced (optional)
2/3 c miracle whip (start out with less then add more to taste)
1 1/2 Tbsp dill weed, or more to taste
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stillwild1111
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Donna's Notes:

For lovers of Dill ~ This versatile dish can be an appetizer served with Escort or Club crackers, a side dish, or served as a salad set on a bed of lettuce. The flavors are great together and taste best when left to marry overnight, and I personally don't think it's possible to add too much dill to this dish. Ahhh, C'est ci bon!

 

Directions

1
In medium saucepan, bring chicken broth or water to a boil and stir in rice. (Don't use regular rice!) Return to a boil, reduce heat to lowest setting and simmer, tightly covered, 20 minutes or until liquid is absorbed.
2
Put rice into large mixing bowl and add Miracle Whip to help cool it down. You can also set pot into the sink with enough cold water to come up about 2/3 the height of the pot to help cool the rice down quickly.
3
To the rice and mayo mixture add all of the remaining ingredients and mix well. Taste for seasoning and adjust as needed.

In this recipe I used 1 jar of Artichoke Hearts and left out the Hears of Palm, but Sometimes I use 2 jars of Artichoke and the Hearts of Palm. I like a lot of dill weed in mine and usually add a little more after it's mixed. Use your discretion and add it according to your taste. I also prefer mine creamy so I use about 1 cup of Miracle Whip. Make it as dry or creamy as you like.
4
Serve at room temperature or chill overnight. The longer it chills the better the flavors blend. Garnish with sliced olives and serve in lettuce cups or with Escort crackers. It's also wonderful served with boiled shrimp.
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TIP: Please remove tough outer leaves of the artichoke hearts before chopping. If you're unsure, cut a piece and taste it, or if it's even slightly hard to cut, discard those leaves! Biting into a stringy, tough piece of artichoke will surely ruin this dish. This also applies to the larger pieces of Hearts of Palm - if the outer layer is tough, discard that layer and just use the tender inside pieces.

*NOTE: If you really don't like Miracle Whip then use your favorite mayonnaise. I think the sweetness of the Miracle Whip works well to balance the briny flavors of the artichokes, olives, and hearts of palm.
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2sweetinc
Lisa Nicometi... 2sweetinc
Feb 10, 2013
Yu,, I love anything dill. Thx for post i have a party to cook for next weekend, Im going to give this a try, I know will be awesome, But i will add more dill LOL And I always have fresh dill!! Thx again!!
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Donna Graffagnino stillwild1111
Feb 11, 2013
I just made some yesterday and will be posting more pics soon. I like mine creamy so I add more Miracle Whip, closer to a cup - but start out slow and make it as dry or as creamy as you like! Enjoy!
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WisMs
Feb 12, 2013
I guess you mean atichoke hearts and not Hearts of palm as the ingredients say. Bet Hearts of [alm would be good too.
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Donna Graffagnino stillwild1111
Feb 12, 2013
Thanks for pointing out my goof - I did mean Hearts of Palm, as shown, I just forgot to include the artichoke hearts in the recipe! Fixing it now!

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