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Rice with Pigeon Peas, Coconut, and Pig’s Tails
Rice cooked with aromatic pigeon peas, coconut milk, thyme, and desalted pig’s tails. Fried miso, sugar, and a whole chili add a special touch, although the source does not specify quantities.
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Ingredients
- Rice
- Coconut milk (The source recommends the NHS brand.)
- Pig’s tail (Desalted; quantity not specified.)
- Thyme (A few sprigs.)
- All-purpose seasoning
- Aromatic pigeon peas
- Water (Enough to cover the pigeon peas and pig’s tails, plus a little more later; quantity not specified.)
- Sugar (A little, to enhance the flavors.)
- Salt (Adjust to taste.)
- Fried miso (A little; the source does not specify the quantity or ingredients of the product.)
- 1 Chili (One whole chili, pierced; type not specified.)
Steps
- 1
Place the aromatic pigeon peas and desalted pig’s tails in a pot. Add enough water to cover them and add the all-purpose seasoning.
- 2
Boil until the pigeon peas and pig’s tails are tender. The source does not indicate an exact cooking time.
- 3
Add the coconut milk and a little more water. Stir in the sugar and a few sprigs of thyme.
- 4
Taste and adjust the salt. Add a little fried miso to combine the flavors.
- 5
Add the rice to the pot and mix it with the pigeon peas and liquid. The source does not specify the amount of rice or a liquid-to-rice ratio.
- 6
When the rice begins to dry out in the center, add one whole pierced chili.
- 7
Remove the pot from the heat when the rice is cooked. Serve as a side dish.
Notes
The source does not provide quantities, rice-to-liquid proportions, or precise cooking times; adjust them during preparation. It does not specify the type of chili or the ingredients of the all-purpose seasoning or fried miso.
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