Spanish rice is white rice. The term is for the way it is prepared. You mix the uncooked rice with spices and oil for a few minutes then you put water and tomato (Usually crushed tomato or tomato paste.) Then cook it like rice until it is done.
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What is "Spanish Rice"???
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Thread created on 23:41:35 - 09/05/15 (9 years ago)|Last replied 01:43:38 - 21/09/15 (9 years ago)Is there a difference between Spanish Rich and White Rice?
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Posted on 00:09:27 - 10/05/15 (9 years ago)Post link copied to clipboard Copy post linkSpanish rice is white rice. The term is for the way it is prepared. You mix the uncooked rice with spices and oil for a few minutes then you put water and tomato (Usually crushed tomato or tomato paste.) Then cook it like rice until it is done.
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Posted on 00:13:13 - 10/05/15 (9 years ago)Post link copied to clipboard Copy post linkThank you
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Posted on 05:02:52 - 14/09/15 (9 years ago)Post link copied to clipboard Copy post linkFor a semi spicy Spanish rice, use pato sauce instead of tomato/canned tomato, it's pretty good.
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Posted on 01:43:38 - 21/09/15 (9 years ago)Post link copied to clipboard Copy post linkI'm from New Mexico and my mom would toast the rice before she would cook it. It tasted crunchy and very delicious.