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| Steroid Diet And Nutrition Discuss Best. Brown rice. Ever. in the SteroidWorld Bodybuilding forums; Why: Best brown rice for body builders. Tastes great, too. Short read-- (Ignore cooking instructions, you won't need them) http://radishboy.blogspot.com/2008/0...rown-rice.html ... |
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Why: Best brown rice for body builders. Tastes great, too.
Short read-- (Ignore cooking instructions, you won't need them) http://radishboy.blogspot.com/2008/0...rown-rice.html Even shorter read-- http://www.instructables.com/id/EZ1RMRQD08EY95WCJG/ How and where: Convenient way to eat it, and get it. This stuff rocks. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000PDII6K
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I like the long grain wild rice from whole foods with some duck in it.
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and nutritionwise. Wild rice with duck? Nice. Duck has a bad rap. Duck breast without the skin is somewhat low in fat. Yes, wild "rice"* is tastier and more Nutritionally dense than brown rice, but is a bit of a pain in the neck to make. (* Wild rice isn't really a rice, it's a grain. Google it.) I attended the French Culinary Institute a few years ago, so I'm kind of knowledgeable about all things re: food. Here's an easy, classic, fool proof way to prepare wild rice. • Finely chop up somewhat equal parts carrots, celery and onions. • Pour a little Udo's oil in a pan and let it heat a bit. • Add onions, celery and carrots and freshly ground black pepper. Continue to stir. • After about 2 minutes add wild rice and mix with O/C/C. • Add appropriate amount of chicken broth (emerils is pretty excellent as it is all natural and fat free and comes in convenient cardboard box.) Not giving exact amounts and times because it will come out perfect any way you do it, and having to measure exact amounts and times (IMO) is a drag and takes the fun out of cooking. Will be posting more recipes here in the future. BTW, you can also mix wild rice with brown rice. (cooked Separately) Yummers. Happy eating, Herm
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