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Although often billed as a blues band, Monterey, California based Red Beans & Rice consistently blends original compositions and lesser-known classics into an up tempo danceable gumbo of New Orleans-influenced, blues-inspired party music suitable for dancing or just listening.

Performing regularly throughout the West Coast at major festivals and prestigious music venues, Red Beans & Rice has shared the stage with some of the greats in music including John Lee Hooker and Los Lobos among many others.

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D. Lish. Us...at least it looks that way. And, the 80's got a lot wrong but music isn't one of them (I got Falco and Dead or Alive on vinyl for my birthday--I'm hoping Sir Mix-A-Lot or Tone Loc is next).

ahahahaa! that is such a fantastical song! and your red beans 'n rice are looking pretty fantastical themselves! walnuts in the rice?! that sounds super good! and i really like your new dishes, too.

i'm fo 'sho gonna have to try fried green tomatoes like that - sounds even more awesome your way 'cause you get more of the tasty coating all over everything! mmmmmmmmmm!

Materials: Two paper plates, a handful of dry beans, uncooked rice, or beads (we used dry black beans!), a stapler, and some decorating supplies like crayons, colored pencils, or markers.

PERCUSSION: Percussion instruments are musical instruments that are played by striking or hitting them with your hand or a stick, or by shaking them. A tambourine is an example of percussion!

Question: Can you think of any other percussion instruments?

Why was it traditionally made on Mondays? Because Monday was washing day, and Mammas all over South Louisiana could put a pot of beans to simmer all day long on the stove where it could tend itself while she tended to the laundry.

At dinner time, all you need to do is make a pot of fluffy white rice, and you serve the beans, along with a ladleful of the savory juices over it and you have a delicious meal. I like to add a green salad or a mess of lightly sauteed greens alongside, just to make it a balanced meal, but I have to admit to dining more than once on just a bowl of beans and rice for my supper.

Then, when the rice is done, I mix it with the beans and then sprinkle it with either roughly chopped fresh flat leaf parsley or cilantro. (Cilantro is so not traditional, but it tastes good, so there.)

Really, it is easier to just serve the beans over the rice, so in my method, I give instructions to make it both ways. I just like my way better, even if a lot of Creole folks would roll their eyes at me and think I was crazy.

If you are planning on using my rice pilaf method of cooking the rice, split your fresh aromatic vegetable ingredients into two equal parts, and set one of those halves aside to be used in cooking the rice. If you are just going to serve over plain white rice, then put all of the aromatics in with the beans.

Add the ham hock, the broth or stock, the beans and the water, and bring to a boil over high heat. If you are cooking in a regular pan, cover, turn the heat down to low, and cook for about four hours, or until the beans are completely done. Stir now and then and make sure that the water level stays about an inch above the beans, adding water or broth as needed.

Simmered until softened, fatty, smokey, spicy, and utterly irresistible. Serve with plenty of fluffy white rice, lots of fresh sliced green onions, and definitely invite at least two friends over for Monday gossip and good times.

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Dec 28 who wants to go grocery shopping again. I subbed red beans for 2 large cans of Lucks pinto beans. I subbed tomato paste for one 15 oz can of tomato sauce. No celery so used celery salt. Best I have ever made.

Fantastic and comforting! Plant based so I subbed field roast chorizo (not traditional, but had a nice smoky flavor- worked better than I expected) and veggie broth. Next time I would add one more can of beans, but overall it was a huge hit!! I served with cornbread. Thanks for the great, simple recipe.

I love Red Beans & Rice. This recipe was very simple and authentic to down south. I did have to add another can of beans, because I felt like there was less beans than other ingredients in the dish. I also added 1/2 tsp of liquid smoke. Otherwise, it was a very simple and delicious recipe.

This is my go-to red beans and rice recipe. Everyone loves it b/c it is SO good! Its one of only 2 recipes that my extremely picky 13 yr old son actively requests. My only caution is to know the heat/salt/flavor of your Cajun seasoning and keep it in mind as all brands have different levels.

I did add a little extra broth and let it simmer a bit longer and it thickened up nicely, smaahwd about half the beans and it was perfect. With spicy Anidoulle sausage it had just the right amount of heat without losing flavor. Everything in the recipe is spot on.

So I used a mix of white and brown rice and black beans instead of red (which is a big change obvi) and used a sausage other than anidoulle. Didnt thicken as much after 30 minutes of simmering but some cornstarch cured that. Still very delicious. Will make again. Maybe even with actual red beans ?

You can use kidney, but they are drier than red beans. Red beans will be a creamier consistency. I sometimes have to go to the refried bean area and buy the Goya brand if they dont have regular red beans with the other beans.

Rice and beans seem to be made for each other. Jazz great Louis Armstrong paid homage to his favorite dish by signing off with the phrase, "red beans and ricely yours." Vegetarians love them because together they form a complete protein. Plus, they're fairly inexpensive and feed much of the world.

But after conservative TV personality Sean Hannity recently suggested on his radio show that people wouldn't go to bed hungry if they just made a big pot of rice and beans once a week, we thought we needed to check out just how good for you they are.

Rice and beans have a long history together, and trace their roots back to many corners of the world, from Brazil to West Africa. "[The dish] was probably invented many times because it makes sense to put them together," says Indiana University cultural anthropologist Richard Wilk, co-author of the upcoming book Rice and Beans: A Unique Dish in a Hundred Places.

Their path to the Americas likely came through slaves brought here from West Africa, where the pairing was common. "But rice was expensive until the 18th century," Wilk says, "so it did not become a kind of cheap everyday food for poor people until well into the 20th century."

This is bad because beans are the more nutritious part of the pair. Campos and her colleagues have found that increasing the ratio of beans to rice may decrease the risk factors for heart disease and diabetes. After all, beans are a low-glycemic-index food that makes a person feel full, so they eat less of other things. Beans are also full of fiber, potassium, folate, iron, manganese and magnesium, and they are cholesterol- and fat-free. They're a superfood.

Another nutritional worry is the rice itself, which most often is polished, white rice. The processing that turns brown rice into white removes the bran and germ layers, along with much of the healthy oils, iron, magnesium and vitamins B1 and B3. What's left behind is a starchy grain with a high glycemic index, meaning that it raises a person's blood sugar level after eating and doesn't fill them up for very long.

A recent study in the British Medical Journal even found that eating white rice is associated with a higher risk of Type II diabetes, and diabetes rates are rising worldwide. Brown rice would be better, Campos says.

It sounded like wise counsel, so after hanging up the phone, I loped over to the stereo in my socks and set my iPod to shuffle, hopeful that some jumping up and down to music might help my own dull day improve.

@Christine, you can eat rice and beans along side a good roast chicken. You can give it some Dominican flair by mixing up a quick dressing of lime juice and garlic and pouring it over the sliced chicken on your plate.

The aroma that fills your kitchen while cooking these Cuban rice and black beans will make you want to pump up the salsa music and grab a mojito! You can enjoy arroz congri as a vegetarian main dish with a salad or as a side with steak, Cubano Chicken Chicken Sabroso, Garlicky Pork, or Slow Cooked Pernil. Another Latin rice recipe you must try is my favorite, Arroz Con Pollo!

Bjork and I recently had dinner with our incredibly sweet friends Bjorn (Bjork and Bjorn, BFF, not a joke) and Maureen, and since Maureen is Puerto Rican, she made us the most amazing Puerto Rican dinner: tostones, chicken, rice, and beans. I watched her make the tostones and we talked about life while she dipped them in the garlic water and transferred them to the frying pan where they became their golden brown little selves. I could not get the image/taste/texture and just like that, an addiction was born.

I looooove tostones! I lived in Costa Rica for a while, and ate gallo pinto (beans and rice) and fried plantains daily. It was so good. SO good.

Thanks for the reminder that I need to pick up some plantains!

OK, I love this, but my husband is off beans and off rice, so how about an appetizer? Any suggestions as to pairings? And I cook with coconut oil which is so much healthier than vegetable oil so frying is guilt free. Yay!

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