We eat rice here in mexico with almost every meal......

In India, rice is a staple food. I eat rice twice daily. So there are innumerable ways to cook rice. I can suggest you a recipe called fried rice. You cut vegetables like beans,carrots, capsicum etc. and fry them lightly. Then mix with boiled rice. It tastes really good.

I love rice and beans I make my own beans here I wont go buy the store bought stuff you know the ones in a can thinking of maybe today I should make a pot of both for my fish dinner tonight

I have read about "glorified rice" which is a sweet rice dish, but I have never made it. I like rice pudding. Just boil your white rice, then stir it into a custard type pudding made with milk, eggs and sugar and add cinnamon and of course vanilla. Some people will put raisins in this dish. I will take white rice and stir fry it, adding garlic, onions, bell pepper, shrimp and stirred up egg. I like to use peanut oil for this.

hi m ariaperalta they sure serve plenty of rice here as I guess its cheap but for diabetes its not really all that great. Its a simple carbohydrate that turns into sugar too quickly for us diabetics thus shooting up our blood sugar. Brown rice is much better for us and even basmati rice is better. I can o nly eat abut o ne third of a cupful of white rice.

Hi Maria, we just wash the rice and keep the rice with some water. Thereafter we keep the pan on the oven, after some time rice is cooked and then we screen the water and get the boiled rice. That's all. It is very easy. Have a very nice day.

When I was still in the Philippines, we also have rice in almost every meal. The most common rice that we have is the fluffy, white one. We cook our rice that way often because we have really flavorful viands or dishes that go with it. We do cook arroz ala valenciana, rice cooked with tomato sauce, some seafood and veggies. It is very good but I can't cook it properly yet. I alwys mess up with the flavors and I burn the rice.

I like rice cooked with peas, the succulence of the peas compliments the dryness of the rice. I also like Kedgeree, which we traditionally eat for breakfast here. It is made with rice, eggs, smoked haddock, ginger, onion, garlic, chillies, bay leaves, coriander. It has a smoky and spicy flavour all the best, urban

In my home country, Malaysia (a South East Asian country), rice is the staple food as well. Most people eat rice at least once or twice a day. A very famous dish we have here in Malaysia is called "nasi lemak', literally translated as "fat rice" but is actually coconut milk rice. To make the rice (which uses white rice by the way), the add pandan leaves which is sweet, tasty and full of aroma. They also add sambal and ikan bilis (anchovies) which makes the dish really mouth-watering. I'm not sure if you can get pandan leaves in Mexico, but this is one possible way to cook white rice. Here is a website link on how to prepare nasi lemak: http://rasamalaysia.com/recipe-nasi-lemak-coconut-milk-rice/ Happy trying!

It is good to know that you and almost everyone in Mexico also eat rice with almost every meal, rice is a common and affordable staple for many people around the world especially for those who live in Asia, like China, Thailand, Korea...etc if you like to cook more white rice, then you need to stop putting tomatoes sauce in your rice at the time of cooking, and try to buy long or short grain white rice instead of brown rice. You can also put some 'basal' or 'pandang' leaves with your rice to enhance the smell, only can give you one secret recipe at a time in the art of rice cooking. The rest have to wait ....

I fry my rice with a clove of crushed garlic and slat. When it is caramelised, I por the water. I like to put one cup of rice for a little over one and a half cup of water. Here we eat rice, pasta and potatoes. I have eaten wonderful meal in Mexico with refritos and rice.

You can't go wrong with Rice you can change it up many ways with spices, cheese, veggies, and meat, it is almost endless. You can even make desserts from them.

Hi mariaperalta! I live here in the Philippines, and rice is our every day's meal.. We eat rice every breakfast ( but some eat bread ) . lunch and dinner. Rice is important to us everyday.. You can cook rice in different ways.. In our country, rice served as: 1. Garlic rice- fry the cooked rice with chopped garlic with small amount of salt. 2. Seafood rice - usually served in the restaurant: fry cooked rice with seafood . 3. Tinapa Rice- usually served in the restaurant- fry cooked rice with tinapa ( one of the dried fishes in the Philippines ) 4. and a lot more : people here are very creative with it comes to food especially rice. You should try those and you will love it!

I have never heard of cooking it with tomato sauce, I will try that. I usually add a little chick broth, or garlic and butter. Sometimes a few sauces with meat (meat juices).

We hve quite a lot of rice in the UK due to the culinary influences from our Asian immigrants. My Children prefer their rice in Paella, Chicken and Chorizo Paella or in a simple Risotto. You should follow the Oscars on Twitter tonight - It will be in the trends and you can discuss it as it happens with millions. I do that when i watch the football, it is fun to chat with other fans. Also an easy way to pick up a few followers.

garlic is very good. i use garlic,onion,red pepper flakes and a bit of butter. sometimes you can add in cream of chicken and a bit of parmesan cheese.really good.

White is a good choice to eat. I love to eat brown or red rice because it makes stomach full and relax. Is there any red rice there in your country?

We actually don't eat a lot of rice in our home and I think that the reason that we don't eat a lot of rice is because of the fact that it is a carb and we would rather fill up our bellies with vegetables and things like that. However, there are some times that I crave some fried rice and I will make that at home. It is pretty yummy and you can put pretty much whatever you like in it. I like a lot of vegetables, a little bit of bacon and some fried egg in my fried rice as well. Then I will use a little bit of soy sauce to taste.

I love rice but really cannot have it these days. But rice can be made with almost anything. And with anything. Its like Pasta. But I have a way for those people that cannot have rice to eat rice. What you do is get yourself a head of cauliflower, while its raw, grate it on a cheese grater. Then you steam it and add onions and mushrooms and whatever spice you want. And believe me, it really tastes like rice. So, remember, rice will go with anything.

I cook rice occasionally (trying to cut back on carbs...),and I use brown rice,and I steam it in the rice cooker. In a pan I put some chopped garlic with a bit of oil to brown it,add some chopped,peppers,celery,mushrooms,slat,pepper,paprika,and cook till done,then mix in the rice.An other idea is to boil the rice,but in the water I add some chicken soup base.When is done on any rice you could grate some cheese too.

It's the same here in the Philippines too. Rice is one major food of the Filipinos. My adorable hubby just can't do a day with out it. He said he'll get weak if he can't eat rice but of course we all know that it's not true at all. hahahha I love eating rice myself but I am on a fast right now. I abstain from eating rice and drinking coffee in the hope that I get a better and healthy body.