The
Louisiana rice sold in groceries
I
knew many of
my
Louisiana friends have consumed rice several times in a month. Rice
can be easily found in almost groceries, even in the Supercenter such
as Walmart.
Some
well known culinary relate to rice are:
1.
Gumbo
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A strong flavor of stew contains rice, vegetables (okra, bell
peppers, onions and celery) and proteins (meat, fish or seafood)
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It is rice with with slightly acid flavor, compose of rice, meats
(sausages, smoked sausages or chicken) and three kind of chopped
vegetables (bell peppers, onions and celery).
3.
Dirty Rice
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It called “dirty rice,” because its color look like “dirty”
due to cooking method in broth with proteins such as beef or chicken
or other proteins.
Nutrition
fact of Louisiana rice
USA
produced 178.2 million cwt ( 9,979,200 ton) rice in 2017. Louisiana
produce 27.6 million cwt (1,545,600 tons) in the same year.
Top
6 states produce rice in the USA are following:
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Arkansas
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California
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Louisiana
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Mississippi
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Missouri
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Texas
Do
you know that USA is a rice exporter country?
6 rice exporter nations
are:
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India with value of US$ 7.4 billion
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Thailand with value of US$ 7.4 billion
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Vietnam with value of US$ 2.2 billion
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Pakistan with value of US$ 2.0 billion
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United States value of US$ 1.70 billion
Finally,
have you ever eaten rice? To taste delicious dishes of Louisiana Gumbo
or Jambalaya?
En mi país el arroz es una comida muy preciada, Y aunque no me gusta mucho adoro los pasteles de arroz y arroz con leche. Siempre he querido comer Jambalaya. Te mando un beso
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That dirty rice sounds really interesting!
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Some well known culinary relate to rice are:
Greetings, Evi! I like rice. I use it to prepare different meals.
ReplyDeleteI've never heard about dirty rice :)
ReplyDeleteQue interesante y que delicioso es el arroz. Saludos amiga. Felices Fiestas.
ReplyDeleteTante belle notizie sulle qualità del riso....grazie!
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In Italia pasta o riso sono piatti consumati quasi quotidianamente. Un piatto tipico di Milano è il risotto con lo zafferano.
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I've never Heard about dirty rice 😊 thanks for your sharing 😊
ReplyDeleteI think I will not like "dirty rice" …
ReplyDeleteI love the natural products and not additive products!
Have a nice weekend, Evi!
Hugs!
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Never knew rice is produced in the US!
ReplyDeleteBardzo ciekawe informację. Lubię ryż, często go jem. :)
ReplyDeleteI am totally amazed Evi, I had no idea that the USA grew rice let alone exported it. I thouht all of our rice came form overseas. Great post thanks
ReplyDeleteWow did not know this information thanks for letting us know this piece of knowledge. Have a bless Christmas and Happy New Year.
ReplyDeleteThose rice dishes sound good
ReplyDeleteSo interesting! I didnt know about the dirty rice! Merry Christmas and may your 2020 be filled with blessings!
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I love rice
ReplyDeleteRice is perfect in so many dishes of so many cultures. I did not realize the US exported so much of it!
ReplyDeleteWe eat brown rice frequently, and when we are not eating rice, we eat potatoes.
ReplyDeleteLove rice! We enjoy eating lots of carbs at our house.
ReplyDeleteMy chap loves gumbo and jambalaya.
ReplyDeleteThe old joke is to put a pot of rice on the stove THEN decide what to cook! We don't eat rice as much as we used to, but I do keep some onhand for when we need it.
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That's an interesting fact I didn't know! Amazing, thanks for sharing!
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XO, Melissa
ReplyDeleteI love rice in each and every one of its manifestations, should be what I eat most, in all the unimaginable ways you want. Noble food, Evi. wise too... Someday I will eat rice in Louisiana. There the varieties and spices I imagine must also be endless.
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Magnifica información, como siempre que vengo.
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Rice is very good.
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This is a great post -- and it reminds me I need to buy rice for my Jambalaya for Christmas!
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I do like rice, probably eat too much! I like a vegetarian Jambalaya!
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I often make rice. We love it.
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And should be the best in the world. I think people are not eat rice in there. So it makes a sense to be the best one.
ReplyDeleteI like rice, especially fried rice. But, be careful, don't overeat rice at night, it can make you fat
ReplyDeleteI did not know this. What an interesting fact about Louisiana. I grew up eating rice and we try eat healthier versions now like forbidden rice.
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ReplyDeleteMost of us eat rice at least twice a day. And we use rice flour for making snacks and sweet cakes too.
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I love eating rice!
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Rice is so good. I love it mixed with chicken.
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ReplyDeleteFirst time I hear the name "dirty rice" and like always you gave as a lot of great information.
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I didn't know that E.E. U.U. produce so many tons of rice during the year and, therefore, be one of the main exporting countries. As for the other exporting countries, none has surprised me, as Asia is the largest rice exporting continent in the world.
ReplyDeleteIn Spain, the area where more rice is grown and produced is the eastern and southern part, although it is also grown in the Extremadura region and in the Ebro Delta.
Also the most popular Spanish dish and where rice is present is "La Paella", well known.
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ReplyDeleteI use rice every day, at home we like it so much.
ReplyDeleteIo mangio raramente il riso, faccio fatica a digerirlo. Auguri e saluti.
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very intersting, I know almost nothing about Louisiana and I always like to read those kind of articles! :)
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Oh I go mad for the rice! :)
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I eat lot of rice
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