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    Both were very good. I preferred the bog.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SaltMuck View Post
    Never, ever take the lid off of a cooking bog.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GreenHeadRocker View Post
    This is what I cooked yesterday. Call it what you want but it was good eatin. Skrimp will be proud of the the yeller rice if nobody else is.
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    Yella is the only way we roll.... Add stewed tomatoes and you will be set!
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    Quote Originally Posted by coot nasty View Post
    Yella is the only way we roll.... Add stewed tomatoes and you will be set!
    Yer goin ta hell.
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    Monsters... Be damned if I'd ever be taken alive by the likes of faggot musslims.
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    Yep.

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    Lets see a picture of Elizabeth, her legs look good.

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    Those were Jenks' legs.

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    I was favoring Elizabeths brew.

    I like the segregation of ingredients.

    My stomach is perfectly capable of mixing the stuff later.

    Hers at least in the early stages had the promise of being able to distinguish the different textures and flavors rather than just a big cabal you throw in your mouth.

    The love and care for the ingredients got me excited it wouldn't be just another bog.
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    Yellow rice for pilau? Not from here obviously. Pilau was and had always been cooked with white rice, fella. The kind that used to grow here.

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    I prefer Crystal hot sauce or Cholula on mine. I made a big pot for a tailgate and a bona fide yankee gal asked if I could make it healthier. I said I reckon but it won’t be fit to eat then.


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    Quote Originally Posted by formerly bohica View Post
    Yellow rice for pilau? Not from here obviously. Pilau was and had always been cooked with white rice, fella. The kind that used to grow here.
    Exactly, and if it’s a good pileau that white rice will be brown when done

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    Default Bog vs Pileau

    I’ve always been of the thinking both are the same just a bog was more gummy and perlo was fluffy. Either way I bet both were great!
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    Pileau has only one meat. Bog has 2 or more.
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    I imagine I am in the minority here for sure , but I just can't get all fired up about eating bogs, perlous, pileaus or whatever else a fella wants to call rice and meat.
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    I can however get fired up for a Jambalaya..
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    Quote Originally Posted by nitro5x6's View Post
    I can however get fired up for a Jambalaya..
    Here,Here.

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    I like a good paella too

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    I'm with you ricky. A bog to me always meant big cast iron pot at the hunting club, full of dark meat chicken, smoked sausage, a couple acres worth of onions, and enough black pepper to change the color. You could get a big glob of rice with every bite. It would stick to the fork! This mix would be served with a big ol pot of Lima beans, sweet pickles, a loaf of fresh white bread, and sweet tea. As for the perlo, they always seemed to be served on a buffet at a restaurant. It would consist of parboiled rice, white meat chicken or pork, a hint of onion and dry as a chip. You'd have to use a shovel to scoop up enough rice for a mouthful. I'll eat either but prefer a bog any day!

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    Any of y'all ever had chicken gizzards in a bog or a chicken stew? As a child I always remember these old time country folks adding gizzards in their stews and bogs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by billyjack View Post
    Rice steamer? Maybe if you’re grandma was a japanese woman raised in SC.
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