On Fri, 11 Jul 2008 06:44:34 -0400, "The UnInmate"
> wrote:

>The anecdote did get one thing wrong: Meat is added and fried without any
>water, the peppers stuffed and placed in a roasing pan, and then the pan
>half-filled with a tomato-based sauce that helps finish cooking the rice. So
>this rice is fried without prior cooking, then cooked, instead of the other
>way around. Am I to understand that the other way around is somehow the
>"proper" way to fry rice?

Don't a lot of people saute rice before cooking? I know my
grandmother did, so I assumed it was pretty common.


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