g-mom's party rice
This was my Grandmothers recipe. This is not a tradition rice dressing from Louisiana. It is sweet and spicey at the same time. Not sure where it originated. The smell of the sherry and seasonings cooking togather always would wake me up on Thanksgiving morning. Funny how certain smells bring back memories.
prep time
30 Min
cook time
2 Hr
method
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yield
Ingredients
- 1 pound ground chuck
- 1 pound ground pork
- 3 - medium onions chopped
- 1 - bell pepper chopped
- 3 - celery sticks chopped
- 1 bottle sherry...750ml, any kind, sounds like alot but you will use it all
- 1 bottle worcestershire sauce..you will use most of this
- 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 2 teaspoons pepper
- 1 can chicken broth
- 2 cups rice steamed. 2 cups before steaming
How To Make g-mom's party rice
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Step 1I use a well seasons cast iron dutch oven but any non teflon pot will do. You dont want teflon because you want everything to stick and deglaze your pan.
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Step 2This will all be done on med to high heat. Start by browning ground meat and ground pork. Salt and pepper. Whenit starts to stick pour a little sherry and worcestershire sauce.
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Step 3Add one vegtable at a time allowing everything to cook down until the pot is dry and deglasze the pan . Stirring with a large spatula from the bottom.
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Step 4Keep cooking and deglazing the pan..this may take an hour to an hour and a half. When you run out of sherry your meat and veggies should be mushy
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Step 5When out of sherry let the meat cook till dry and add half the broth and cayenne pepper. let cook down add the other half. Let cook till almost dry.
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Step 6This meat is very strong and sweet. Take half the mixture and freeze for future use or use more rice.
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Step 7Fold in steamed rice.
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