Eggplant - bell pepper saute with black and mahogany rices

I recently bought Lundberg Farms Black Japonica rice, consisting of short-grained black and medium-grained mahogany rices. I like this company's products but am not sure I've had this variety before. I used my Zojirushi rice cooker and cooked the rice in vegetable bouillon, as I usually prepare rice. It was fabulous, one of the best rices I've had in memory! I served the wheat sourdough bread with artisinal extra virgin olive oil. I have a bunch of celery to use up, hence its appearance again tonight!
4 Comments:
I like your new blog. How do you keep up with all of your blogs?
I am always looking for new ways to utilize eggplant. I prefer it broiled to a crisp (with skin) in a light coat of olive oil, salt, and garlic, but this looks excellent. Rob planted part of our garden last week and I'm looking forward to fresh food. I think I need to get fancier plates to present my concoctions. The dishes you have arranged are simply great looking - very artistic.
Thanks, Eleni. I love eggplant in many forms! I love your blog's descriptions of your dishes, as well. Thanks for the kind words!
Hi Dilip-
I stumbled upon your blog and am very impressed! You've inspired me with all your healthy vegan recipes! And I agree with Eleni, your presentation is gorgeous.
Thanks, Lauren, for your kind comment - and happy 2008! I hope that some of the other posts I have here may be of value to you, as well. I'm glad we're new cyberfriends :-) ! --Dilip
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