This is a 5 star recipe, but I gave it 4 stars only because after exactly 20 minutes, some of the rice had burned on the bottom of my pan. It might have been my stove's fault, or my fault for not knowing the difference between medium and medium-low heat.
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Very flavorful. I had to use chopped pickled jalapeno peppers because I didn't have fresh. Next time I may cut the cumin down to 1/2 teaspoon, but only because my husband doesn't like a strong cumin taste. Thanks for sharing this recipe!
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Just like the name says but better. Cuz you fix it. I cut the recipe in half and it worked great. I also used HOT Mexican tomato sauce this added a touch more heat. The only other change was I diced the jalapenos. Very easy directions to follow. Thanks for posting. Made for PAC spring 08'
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Very good, easy and authentic tasting. It lives up to it's name. I used leftovers in my favorite taco casserole and it was excellent there too. This will become a staple at our house. Reviewed for PAC07
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I love Mexican rice and because I was born and raised in L.A., I get to eat it often. This recipe is pretty close, but no jalapena's should be added if you want it authenic or like our restaurants make it in L.A. So I made it exactly like the recipe said except I did omit the jalapena in the recipe. Their rice is never spicey.
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