Gravy is good for fixing up dry dinners with potatoes. But what

There's a lot of rice in my cultures diet. We usually use meat gravies or stewed beans. Sometimes both.

>>8445874

I use ranch

>>8445874
I like to use Chicken Kitchen mustard-curry sauce on my yellow rice when I dine there. It's mostly mayo, but hey, it's addictive.

At home, rice is usually the intentionally bland counterpart to something very nicely flavored, from a stir fry, to red beans and sausage to a spicy yogurt chicken.

If I wanted my rice to have more than bland flavor, it'd be some kind of casserole, from dirty rice to wild rice with mushrooms, to cuban moros y cristianos to risotto.

In Brazil we use Feijão (bean sauce) i really suggest you try to get some, is really good.

ume shiso sprinkle is pretty based on plain white rice

i think you can get a liquid version too but i haven't tried it

usually when i use that i use a different bowl for the rice, because getting sauced up food all over it can overpower the taste

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Feijão

>>8445874

goddamn fuck that is one of the godtier meals that i know. those carrots man, you know. u just know.
what is this called, is it just a random combination of things?

>>8445874

It's fucking rice. Just eat it.

>hurr need to cover this rice in sugar or fat to make it eatible

Fucking hell...

>>8445959

Hot dinner

Gravy works with rice, too. And as mentioned above, stewed beans or vegetables work well. Or just eat the rice separately. Rice is rice. It's like bread or potatoes, you don't always have to cover it up with something. If you want more flavor in white rice, add butter and parsley during the cooking process.

>>8445874

What you're looking for is called "red beans and rice"

>>8445874
OP, are you cooking crap generic rice? Try making jasmine or basmati and see if it's so horrible to eat on its own with salted water of course.

You make fried rice with old rice. It absorbs a little moisture from the oil, soy sauce and the other ingredients steam the rice a little

>>8446124
The flavour is fine, it's just dry and hard to eat by itself.

>>8446137
What rice are you eating? I eat thai jasmine cooked in a rice cooker and it's moist and fluffy.

once rice is done, stir in butter, then add Parmesan cheese - risotto the easy way.

ideally you would cook the rice with some stock

>>8446137
>rice is dry and hard to eat by itself
Try cooking it.

>>8445874
Soy sauce, a little bit of vinegar, and lemon juice. Chop up onions and garlic and put it in the mixture

>>8447409
+1

>>8445874
You do it with gravy too. Literally make it swim with gravy.

>>8445959
Pot roast?

>>8446137
Add a little more water.

pepsi

>>8445934
Sunny side up egg.

>>8445874
curry literally means gravy

>>8447752
Didn't mean to reply.

>>8445874
cream of mushroom soup
try it
its really good