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Regardless of where we've put down roots, Black people have never been strangers to rice.Rice is and has always been a staple crop of Black foodways.
From Western Africa to the Carolina Lowcountry and the rest of the South you see rice being used as the centerpiece of dishes like jollof, jambalaya, red beans and rice, and.Even though the preparation and spot on the map may change, rice has always been on the menu..Recently, more imports, the internet, and of course, immigrants have made different foods from different cultures more accessible to Americans than ever.
But unsurprisingly, my dad still opts for instant rice on pretty much every occasion.His palate has grown exponentially from when I was a kid, but even when he has me prepare more adventurous meals for him like an asada for Father's Day or a Korean food spread with all his favorite banchan for his birthday, he's eating his bulgogi over Minute Rice.
For the asada he might get funky and mix in some cilantro, but you get the idea.
For him, the convenience factor simply can't be matched.crushed pistachios.
ground cardamom.Make the laal maas.
In a medium bowl, mix ginger-garlic paste, mustard, and 1/4 teaspoon of the salt.Add goat to bowl, turn to coat meat with marinade.