"...The more you give, the more you get. The more you open up, the more He becomes present. The more faith you claim, the more hope you get. No rainbows, without storms first.”
Inspired by Mampe Ntsedi, a friend from South Africa
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Quick Lebanese Ouzeh Rice
This is the basic recipe for the famous Lebanese "Rice with meat". It's used as Ouzeh filling– stuffed puff pastry balls—or as even as Turkey stuffing. Or it can be eaten with a side of salad, preferably Fattoush (I'll post my version of Fattoush soon), or yogurt. It's one of my son's favorite dishes so we make it all the time. It's also become a Thanksgiving fixture! It tastes great with gravy and Turkey meat. You can even cook it with Turkey stock if you have some. If you have time, cook some beef in your slowcooker with the same spices and some beef stock and serve it on top of the rice.
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Quick Lebanese Ouzeh Rice
This is the basic recipe for the famous Lebanese "Rice with meat". It's used as Ouzeh filling– stuffed puff pastry balls—or as even as Turkey stuffing. Or it can be eaten with a side of salad, preferably Fattoush (I'll post my version of Fattoush soon), or yogurt. It's one of my son's favorite dishes so we make it all the time. It's also become a Thanksgiving fixture! It tastes great with gravy and Turkey meat. You can even cook it with Turkey stock if you have some. If you have time, cook some beef in your slowcooker with the same spices and some beef stock and serve it on top of the rice.
Posted by: Louis Vuitton Outlte | August 02, 2011 at 10:58 PM
This is the basic recipe for the famous Lebanese "Rice with meat". It's used as Ouzeh filling– stuffed puff pastry balls—or as even as Turkey stuffing. Or it can be eaten with a side of salad, preferably Fattoush (I'll post my version of Fattoush soon), or yogurt. It's one of my son's favorite dishes so we make it all the time. It's also become a Thanksgiving fixture! It tastes great with gravy and Turkey meat. You can even cook it with Turkey stock if you have some. If you have time, cook some beef in your slowcooker with the same spices and some beef stock and serve it on top of the rice.
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