From: Mark H.
On Jul 2, 2007
Easy to make and the result was a very creamy rice dish. Everyone liked the hint of coconut flavor. I also had to add some salt and pepper to the finished product to meet our tastes. I'm sure I'll make it again. Thanks for posting.
From: Alison T
On Mar 2, 2007
This rice tastes just like the rice my friends from the island make. My girlfriend who is Jamaican couldn't believe I made taste so good
From: mandabears
On Sep 1, 2006
now with 3 scotch bonnet peppers, which i did not remove, using small red beans instead of kidney beans and serving the rice with grilled steak instead of chicken, really made a wonderful difference, it is definitely a 5 star recipe and a keeper!!!
From: SLColman
On Jul 17, 2007
I used small red beans instead of kidney beans and increased to 2 peppers based on the other reviews. The next time I will increase the number of peppers even more and also increase the thyme. This is a very good recipe though and does taste very much like the peas and rice you get in the islands. Thanks for sharing.
From: Mrs. Cavanar
On Jul 1, 2009
This was GREAT! I made it to accompany some turkey empanadas. The flavor of the rice and the filling from the empanada complement each other wonderfully! I used canned beans, and just a 12oz can of coconut milk, I also omitted the onions. Thanks for a great recipe!! I can't wait to pair it with other dishes!
From: Chef #578195
On Dec 17, 2007
This recipe is awesome. My husband and kids loved it. I added a few of my own spices, such as West Indian salt butter and creamed coconut in addition to the coconut milk. This tasted like I was at a restaurant! I made it with some stew turkey wings and it was a hit!
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