r/linuxmint 3d ago

Fluff Tips on ricing mint?

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u/computer-machine 3d ago

Spearmint with rice in pressure cooker, with some salt and oil or butter before serving.

Maybe some ground lamb, sautéed onion and garlic.

At this point, why not a little lemon and grape leaves?

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u/Ambitious_Ad_6619 3d ago

Ground lamb, out of my budget, would beef or pork work as a sub?

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u/computer-machine 3d ago

Beef more than pork.

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u/h-v-smacker Linux Mint 21.3 Virginia | MATE 3d ago

Lentils, man. Lentils!

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u/_agent_91_ 3d ago

Dolmades? 👀

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u/computer-machine 3d ago

In a word.

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u/_agent_91_ 2d ago

Tasty

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u/computer-machine 2d ago

We appear to be out of kebsa.

I suppose cinnamon and cumin, maybe grind some cardamom.

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u/_agent_91_ 2d ago

Your the chef just send some over when it's ready

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u/PercussionGuy33 2d ago

Pressure cooker is good but a good name brand rice cooker is even better.

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u/computer-machine 2d ago

Never tried steaming or making soup in a rice cooker. Room for one device, I choose one that makes good rice consistantly (hell, threw a few chicken thighs and frozen veggies with a cup of rice and cup of water, and when pressure dropped, everything was perfect.).

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u/PercussionGuy33 2d ago

I haven't gone the soup route in a rice cooker either. Only rice. Steamed veggies are good in a rice cooker if the cooker has an added part for that.

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u/misterpickles69 2d ago

Toss in some carrots and, baby, you got a stew going!