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Parboiled rice in jambalaya
Posted on 10/30/09 at 2:20 pm
Posted on 10/30/09 at 2:20 pm
What is the knock on using parboiled rice in a jambalaya? I have noticed people frown upon it, and I am just curious why?
I have made many jambas with both, and don't seem to notice a taste difference. Fill me in here
I have made many jambas with both, and don't seem to notice a taste difference. Fill me in here
Posted on 10/30/09 at 2:23 pm to MC123
really? why would anyone have an issue with rice that comes out better?
Posted on 10/30/09 at 2:24 pm to MC123
I've never used the parboiled stuff - but I've also never cooked more than 3-4 gallons at a time or made my jamb outside using fire - but I've followed the argument. Those against say the flavor doesn't cook into the rice as much as with regular rice.
Posted on 10/30/09 at 2:32 pm to MC123
I don't use it, but I did eat jambalaya at a tailgate for the Aub game that had used it...the cooks were damn proud of it...and they were Laffy natives.
Posted on 10/30/09 at 2:47 pm to MC123
i don't like 2 things about the parboiled rice.
1. the texture. i like a little wetter jambalaya and actually like some grains to stick together. The parboiled stuff seems to be a little drier and fluffier with individual grains....which is great for plain steamed rice, but i don't care for my jambalaya that way.
2. flavor blending. although very slight, it seems like parboiled ends up as rice witch flavor around it, as opposed to rice that is truly incorporated into the dish.
1. the texture. i like a little wetter jambalaya and actually like some grains to stick together. The parboiled stuff seems to be a little drier and fluffier with individual grains....which is great for plain steamed rice, but i don't care for my jambalaya that way.
2. flavor blending. although very slight, it seems like parboiled ends up as rice witch flavor around it, as opposed to rice that is truly incorporated into the dish.
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