Name: One Pot Ground Meat and Rice
Ingredients: 2 Boxes Streits or Goodman's Beef Rice with Vermicilli (can use Rice-A-Roni if you prefer and are not kosher); 2 lb Ground Meat (I use a combo of ground beef and ground Turkey); 5 1/2 c Hot Water

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats	Jewish	Maindish	6	Servings

INGREDIENTS

2		Boxes Streits or Goodman's Beef Rice with Vermicilli (can use Rice-A-Roni if you prefer and are not kosher)
2	lb	Ground Meat (I use a combo of ground beef and ground Turkey)
5 1/2	c	Hot Water

INSTRUCTIONS

From: "Andrea Herrera" <andreah@utj.org>
Date: Fri, 2 Aug 1996 00:05:36 +0000
*Suggestion - serve with a salad, peas and garlic toast for a great easy
meal.
1. Cook meat completly in a fry pan, breaking into small pieces.
2. Add the rice and vermicilli (but not the seasoning mix) and fry together
for two minutes.
3. Add the 5-1/2 Cups of hot water and the seasoning mix from rice mixes.
4. Simmer on an extremely low heat for 20-30 minutes, until all water is
absorbed and rice is tender.
5. Serve.
JEWISH-FOOD digest 293
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