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Rice Being Rationed in Britain
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Rice Being Rationed in Britain

Food – Rice is being rationed in Britain as shopkeepers limit supplies to their customers to prevent hoarding.

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Flied lice is good.

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I heard through the grapevine that some big retailers in town are doing the same thing. A harbinger?

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I think I'm starting to hear the running of hooves and the whinnying of a horse-- dark as night. The clanging of balances with worryings for wine and OIL-- growing in might.

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Just don't try messing with my meat and potatoes. They can have the rice.

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I just went and bought 2 big bags of rice today, just in case. Either way, it will not go to waste, we eat a lot of rice.

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Just how big is a big bad of rice?

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I guess it depends on where you buy it, i just got mine from the regular grocery, so not that big. I guess if you were a restaurant owner, you would buy it by the 25 or 50 lb bag! who knows?

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Well if everyone just bought their normal quantity of rice there wouldn't be a shortage I'm sure. But at times like this- we the people create a shortage based on fear by bulk buying.

I prefer bulgar wheat anyway and occasionally couscous. (I'm not saying these are cheaper alternatives, but probably AVAILABLE alternatives.)

The bulgar has much more flavor. Just use 1 quantity wheat to 2 quantities of water, bring gently to a boil, cover, turn off the heat and let it stand until it's fluffy.

You can easily turn this into a pilau by adding meats and herbs.

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