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Title: Rice With Burned Almonds
Yield: 4 Servings
Ingredients
1/3 c slivered almonds
3 tb butter
2 c cooked long-grain rice
Instructions
SERVES 4 AS A SIDE DISH
This is a very nice side dish, though the name that Officer Bill Galvin,
from Philadelphia, has given it is somewhat misleading. Maybe it is because
he is a fireman! You don't want to burn the almonds. They simply need to be
toasted until golden. That makes for wonderful flavor!
The restaurants in Philadelphia are just wonderful, but it looks like the
firefighters eat very well at the firehouses. Very well indeed.
Saut, the almonds in the butter until they are golden. Stir into the rice
and taste for salt.
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Title: Rice With Burned Almonds
Yield: 4 Servings
Ingredients
1/3 c slivered almonds
3 tb butter
2 c cooked long-grain rice
Instructions
SERVES 4 AS A SIDE DISH
This is a very nice side dish, though the name that Officer Bill Galvin,
from Philadelphia, has given it is somewhat misleading. Maybe it is because
he is a fireman! You don't want to burn the almonds. They simply need to be
toasted until golden. That makes for wonderful flavor!
The restaurants in Philadelphia are just wonderful, but it looks like the
firefighters eat very well at the firehouses. Very well indeed.
Saut, the almonds in the butter until they are golden. Stir into the rice
and taste for salt.
From
Archive, http://www.erols.com/hosey.
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