Cookbook talk:Brown Rice with Ground Turkey

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Brown rice with ground turkey

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   * (cur) (last) . . 20:38, 17 Jan 2003 . . Maveric149 (reinstated article - by-line ; contributor who posted this has indicated authorship of external version)
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This recipe sounds delicious. I must try it.

Ok. I bite. Where can I get some of this Mrs. Dash stuff?

It should be available at any supermarket. They have different varieties, even. no salt.

This calls for an awful lot of name brand ingredients. Are you sure it's not taken from a product label or something? -- Wapcaplet

Oerr new recipe coming up... I'll beat him to it Mintguy

The recipe sounded really good. Perhaps, instead of Mrs. Dash, add "salt-free spice" or something to that effect?

What about Jennie-O turkey and Del Monte diced tomatoes. lol, are you for real?

Sounds copyrighted. Don't forget the Pam (TM) cooking spray. Koyaanis Qatsi

- just change the brand names to generic terms, and it should be okay. "canned diced tomatoes", "ground turkey", "cooking spray".

I'm not sure I trust the idea of recipes on Wiki. It's too easy for someone to come along and change the ingredients and muck it up. LOL. ~~

? People can do that with any fact in Wikipedia. --mav
Of course they can. But if I take a recipe from here and it says use 3 gallons of Chicken stock and half a cupfull of rice, instead of a pint of stock and two cups of rice, my guests will be sorely disappointed. Certainly a lot more disappointed than if I relate the story I read on Wikipedia about Adolf Hitler's early life in Liverpool painting ceilings! Mintguy
I would be equally disappointed if I memorized a fact gleamed from Wikipedia only to fail an exam. --mav
Well Ok. I could easily poison someone if a recipe read to cook something for 20 minutes when it should be cooked for 2 hours. Now I suppose you'll tell me that if I used Wikipedia to help me study my anatomy exam I could accidentally cut the wrong artery or something. LOL Mintguy

- good point. I hadn't thought of that.

true! but the recipe sounds too yummy not trying it. Some wikipedians can try it using brand ingredients of their choices and tell us how it tastes.

It reminds me to eat my chicken diner now. Hey some articles help people not be Wikipediholic even though they are gonna be. kt2

Wikipedios Anonymous. It's a 12-wik program <rimshot.wav>.

I am the recipe creator although I posted it somewhere else first I did create it. The reason I mentioned the products so much is 1. allows user an idea of who/what 2. Recently started lifestyle change that makes you a little more responsible with what you put in to your system =*) Bodyforlife.com is the plan, I have lost 20 pounds in 3 months and feel better than I have in a long time. Enough commercials. Oh by the way it was Kroger brand Butter flavored cooking spray. Mike Feddersen

That's good enough for me. Please do indicate this in the edit summary next time so that you are not wrongly accused of copyright infringement in the future. --mav

Well, it sounds like a good recipe. I am going to find it, and print it. Is the bodyforlife system based on a lowfat philosophy?

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