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    LoveToBraise

    Palm Beach, FL

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    Palm Beach, FL

    Joined: Sep 16, 2007

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    Shared Recipe Low-Carb Arroz Imperial (Imperial Rice)

    "A tasty Cuban chicken and rice casserole called Arroz Imperial (Imperial Rice) but made low carb by using grated cauliflower instead of rice.

    There are as many recipes for Arroz Imperial as there are cooks that make it. In that respect it is like a Shepherd's Pie or Pâté Chinois. Ham, chorizo and shrimp are routinely added, like you..."

    Jan 2, 2013 on Food.com

    Reviewed Braised Short Ribs

    "Anne's recipe is essentially the same as a Beef Bourguignon without the mushrooms and pearl onions that are typically added to that dish. As such, I think it has too much tomato sauce. Just use a single tablespoon of tomato paste instead. I also marinated the short ribs overnight in the wine that I used in the recipe. I used a dutch oven. Instead of water, I used stock. Tastes even better the next day and makes great sliders in small, soft rolls with coleslaw.

    Jan 17, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

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