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| Greetings! I'm new to the forum. Please forgive me if I'm in the wrong place, or am being redundant. I am planning to make the rice, pigeon peas and coconut this week for a party. I need a little advice. If I am unable to find pigeon peas, what may be a suitable substitute? Also, what would be the best type of rice to use in this recipe? Thank you so much. This website is wonderful. Sara |
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| Hmm... I don't know. It won't be the same, but if I were pressed I could use red kidney beans, or fava beans. |
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| You could also try green lentils or mung beans, but as Aunt Clara said, it won't be the same. The rice to use is long grain white ('American') rice. |
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| In my humble opinion, nothing compares to "guandules". I prefer to use long grain white rice, or parboiled, but in Dominican I find they use more what we in Canada call "short grain", even though it's really not a lot shorter. Indian Basmati works well, too, specially for "Moro" with red kidney beans. |