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The History of Red Beans and Rice

The History of Red Beans and Rice

[ 0 ] March 26, 2010

The History of Red Beans and Rice
When it comes to the traditional favorite known as red beans and rice (Oryza Sativa), most know it’s a dish that originates from Louisiana. However, there’s a whole lot more than meets the eye with this Louisiana favorite, so let’s dig a little deeper into the history of red [...]

Red Beans and Rice

Red Beans and Rice

[ 1 ] February 27, 2009

One of the most popular dishes known to Louisiana Creole is the red beans and rice recipe. While not much is known about the origins of the dish, many people believe that it was made on Mondays (washday) because the laundry left very little time for cooking or anything else.
Although washdays were certainly a [...]

The Furcas' Red Beans and Rice Recipe

The Furcas’ Red Beans and Rice Recipe

[ 0 ] November 3, 2007

Here is a story and recipe from a fellow blogger. Please follow the link back to read lots of other interesting stuff!
It was rainy and cold and dark all weekend, which was perfect for my mood. We pretty much huddled in our apartment for two days straight, playing Madden, watching scary movies, eating takeout, [...]

Red Beans and Rice Recipes - A History

Red Beans and Rice Recipes – A History

[ 0 ] August 26, 2007

Being a South Louisianian, red beans and rice is a staple in our diet. It has a lot of history as well as popularity. Here’s a short version:
Monday was traditionally washing and cleaning day, so a pot of red beans would be put on the stove in the morning to simmer all day while [...]