Guy's Spicy Spanish Rice

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  • on May 12, 2013

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    very good. I would add another ear of corn to the grill and probably another poblano pepper. The heat was just right; might even cut back on the cayenne - the heat almost masks the good flavors. took appox. 2 hours from prep to finish.

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  • on February 04, 2013

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    This rice is so delicious- and easy to make. (Can easliy be made vegan too with a veg broth. Try heating leftovers for lunch with some shredded jack or cheddar and a dollup of sour cream. Per comment below- I didnt' add the squash or char the peppers either. Just sauted.

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  • on January 06, 2013

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    I made this for a dinner party last night and it was a hit! I didn't follow the exact recipe, as I could not find the Chayote squash, so I omitted it; I didn't char the peppers, I simply diced and sauteed briefly; I omitted the serrano chili since for me they are too hot, I used 2 jalapenos instead; and I only used 4 cups of stock, not 5 due to prior reviews saying 5 was too much.

    Even with those modifications the rice was super delicious. And best of all, I made it the night before and simply reheated in a non-stock pan for dinner the next day. No problem! The rice was nice and moist and didn't dry out at all. A real timesaver.

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  • on June 24, 2012

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    Tasty, although not as spicy as advertised. Will keep some of the seeds in next time. Loved the roasted vegetable flavors, the corn gave a nice sweetness. Liked the texture differences between the peppers, corn and squash. Will add more beans and liked the spicy sausage idea too. Will definitely attempt again!

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  • on April 26, 2012

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    I love this recipe and always get rave reviews when I make it. Like others I have tweaked it to meet my needs. I don't use the squash and I use less stock. I add canned tomatoes, usually whatever Mexican blend I can find. I use canned corn as well. Also, I add spicy sausage making this a more hearty main dish. Served with cornbread this is one of my family's favorite meals.

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  • on April 16, 2012

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    EXCEPTIONAL WITH LAYERS OF FLAVOR AND TEXTURE. AGREE WITH OTHER REVIEWERS ABOUT THE PREP TIME...YES, IT TAKES LONGER THAN ANTICIPATED, BUT WHEN YOU HAVE THE TIME...DO IT. FOLLOWED THE RECIPE , BUT ADDED MORE CORN (3 COBS AND AN EXTRA POBLANO. IT IS MORE OF A SPICY HEAT RATHER THAN A HOT TASTE...SORT OF SNEAKS UP ON YOU, BUT DOESN'T LINGER. ALSO, SUGGEST YOU WEAR GLOVES FOR THE SERRANO. MY HANDS WERE HOT AFTERWARDS, BUT THEN I THOUGHT AFTER ALL THAT CHOPPING, THE CAPSAZIN ( AN INGREDIENT IN LINAMENTS WOULDN'T BE THAT BAD AFTERALL. THIS IS A RECIPE THAT SEEMS AS THOUGHT IT WOULD BE EVEN BETTER THE NEXT DAY...IF YOU HAVE ANY LEFT.

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  • on March 25, 2012

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    This was my first attempt at cooking mexican food and I must say though it seems like an elaborate recipe it is quite simple and well worth it. Loved all the flavors and so did all my friends - I made it for a mexican fiesta potluck. I think I might add more cayenne pepper and maybe more jalapeno or serrano chillies to add more heat to the dish. Apart from that wouldn't change a thing. Being vegetarian, I did substitute veg. broth for chicken stock. All in all a good recipe. I will make it often.

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  • on January 31, 2012

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    Great recipe, Guy. Like others, I couldn't find the poblano pepper or the cayote squash, so I left out the squash and used an Anaheim chili. I did grill the peppers, per instructions, as they impart a totally different flavor than sauteed peppers. I'm glad I did. The levels of flavor in this recipe are wonderful and just the right amount of spice. I made this as a side to chicken enchiladas and refried beans for a Southwest dinner party. It easily fed 8 people with everything else. I highly recommend it.

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  • on January 04, 2012

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    I made this for the first time for my New Year's Eve party and it was a hit! I actually made 1.5 times the receipe to ensure I would have leftovers. Here are some changes I made:
    - didn't grill peppers. Just chopped them up and sauted.
    - used anaheim pepper instead of pobanlo because I couldn't fine one
    - didn't use the squash (couldn't find, tomotaos, beans, onions, or cilantro (left out as people disliked
    - used frozen corn
    - added frozen peas

    The rice had great flavor! Some thought it was just spicy enough; others thought it could have been more spicy. I will probably make this receipe at least 2 times per month. So yummy!!

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  • on December 31, 2011

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    Tried this lastnight for dinner, it had excellent heat and flavor. I used a whole can of beans and next time will add another ear of corn for more sweetness. Will definitely make this again and again.

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