I left my recipe in San Francisco

Not that Rice-A-Roni is all that expensive to begin with, but Phisch posted what looks like a terrific recipe for making a substitute mix up yourself. You make up three cups’ of the mix at a time, and then you measure out one cup of it when you want to make a batch.

I plan to try it this week. Since the mix only includes dry herbs and seasonings, you make it using broth. That means it should actually taste better than the original, especially if you have some homemade broth or stock. It does mean you have to have broth on hand, but you should anyway — store-bought broth is cheap and shelf-stable until you open it.

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John Carney is a journalist, a certified United Methodist lay speaker, a veteran of foreign and domestic short-term mission trips, and author of a self-published novel, Soapstone.
  • http://www.gryfalia.com Kristi

    Have you tried the Rachel Ray stock? I thought it was quite tasty and rich.

  • http://www.inthatnumber.com Phisch

    Thanks for the mention. We have kept away from most boxed/prepped food so subs like this are a huge help. I have some home-made broth but also keep a tetra pack or two of chicken broth on hand. We can use Imagine or Central Market (local TX brand) because they're free of preservatives and artificial stuff.

  • http://www.inthatnumber.com Phisch

    Thanks for the mention. We have kept away from most boxed/prepped food so subs like this are a huge help. I have some home-made broth but also keep a tetra pack or two of chicken broth on hand. We can use Imagine or Central Market (local TX brand) because they're free of preservatives and artificial stuff.