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7 April 10
Return of the Red Camargue Rice  Salad with Feta
Here’s another take on a red rice salad and I think more successful than my previous attempt. The main difference is that I used more long grain rice proportionate to the red rice and I used some lovely grilled pimientos and chopped mint for a fresher taste.
Fry up a finely chopped medium onion and garlic clove in a little olive oil till  transparent. Add 1/4 cup red rice and 1/2 cup  brown long grain rice and stir till well coated. Add 1 1/2  cups of water (or a nice vegetable stock),  cover and simmer till all the water has been absorbed. Mix together one  crushed garlic clove (though I prefer to pound it to a  paste using a mortar and pestle for a less sharp flavour), 1 tbs  sherry vinegar, 2 tbs olive oil, 1 tbs Greek yogurt, 1 tbs green tapenade, 3 small grilled and peeled pimientos finely chopped/crushed (I find the kind find in a jar perfectly suitable, from Spain or Chile) , and a little salt and pepper.  Pour over the still warm rice and mix well. Crumble some feta  cheese on top, sprinkle with sumac and chopped  mint and serve.

Return of the Red Camargue Rice Salad with Feta

Here’s another take on a red rice salad and I think more successful than my previous attempt. The main difference is that I used more long grain rice proportionate to the red rice and I used some lovely grilled pimientos and chopped mint for a fresher taste.

Fry up a finely chopped medium onion and garlic clove in a little olive oil till transparent. Add 1/4 cup red rice and 1/2 cup brown long grain rice and stir till well coated. Add 1 1/2 cups of water (or a nice vegetable stock), cover and simmer till all the water has been absorbed. Mix together one crushed garlic clove (though I prefer to pound it to a paste using a mortar and pestle for a less sharp flavour), 1 tbs sherry vinegar, 2 tbs olive oil, 1 tbs Greek yogurt, 1 tbs green tapenade, 3 small grilled and peeled pimientos finely chopped/crushed (I find the kind find in a jar perfectly suitable, from Spain or Chile) , and a little salt and pepper. Pour over the still warm rice and mix well. Crumble some feta cheese on top, sprinkle with sumac and chopped mint and serve.

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