How to Make a Hearty Brown Rice Bowl with Vegetables and Salmon



Test cook Dan Souza shows Bridget how to make a Brown Rice Bowl with Vegetables and Salmon at home.

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  1. This dish was absolutely delicious! I'm thrilled with the compliments I got with the dinner. I made a few changes … used white Jasmine rice pilaf … but other than that, it made the prep work worth it. Thank you so much for this recipe.

  2. My attempt was delicious. I tried this, but didn't have all the ingredients, so I followed the process as I could. I made the pickles with cider vinegar (really good), the dressing was mostly the same (no Hoisin at the store – mixed up a glaze). I cooked a bunch of relatively uniform sliced veggies(carrots, portabellos, red peppers), added the salmon (some individually frozen and thawed and cut into smaller pieces) and lowered the temp. I even used Minute brown rice. Arranged it in a bowl with some wilted Spinach. Still delicious. That dressing with the flavored oil, even with my crazy glaze, made the rice wonderful.

    I don't think this can be messed up, if you follow the important parts – flavored oil, pickles, sheet pan cooking.
    This is going to be a process I will use often.

  3. This recipe is…weird…
    Those salmon pieces are (probably) not going to taste the same.
    Cooking the rice like that (there are special case reason to do it); reduces it's flavour, changes it's texture and mouthfeel alot.
    And (as another commenter pointed out) the Shitake is being mis/under-used -at the very least it should have been chopped up and added to the rice, if you wanted an interesting mushroom addon -I would have went with something like crimini or oyster.

  4. That looks so good. I’ll be making it but I’ve never made rice that way before. It seems like it would be watery. I’ll stick to my trusty rice cooker but may try your way sometime to see how it tastes.

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