Brown Rice and Corn Cakes
A delicious and different side dish that goes with any meat. It works equally well for a family supper or a special dinner. Wild rice can be substituted for brown rice for a more formal dinner.
A delicious and different side dish that goes with any meat. It works equally well for a family supper or a special dinner. Wild rice can be substituted for brown rice for a more formal dinner.
About as good as it gets. The taste is spectacular, they're filling, they're cheap to make, and they're really healthy for you. The first time I made exactly according the the recipe. Second time around added about a quarter cup of Parmesan cheese and used corn right off the cob that I had roasted first. Even better. Highly recommended recipe.
Read MoreI was really looking forward to these, but we all found them fairly bland. I wish I had used fresh off the cob corn, as I think that would have added flavor.
Read MoreAbout as good as it gets. The taste is spectacular, they're filling, they're cheap to make, and they're really healthy for you. The first time I made exactly according the the recipe. Second time around added about a quarter cup of Parmesan cheese and used corn right off the cob that I had roasted first. Even better. Highly recommended recipe.
I used chopped onions instead of chives, and soy milk instead of cow's milk. Great tasting breakfast instead of pancakes!
I made this on a whim after trying to figure out what to do with a ton of brown rice I had. They were delicious! I didn't have chives, so I used chopped onion as the other reviewer suggested. I also didn't have nutmeg, so I subbed with 1/8 tsp of chili powder and paprika. They were really, really tasty! My kids ate theirs with a little ketchup and went back for seconds. This one is definitely a keeper.
As the poster of this recipe, I agree with some of the comments about improving the recipe. I wrote it to be simple, easy to prepare and use ingredients that are generally available in the pantry. For guests I use fresh corn off the cob and wild rice. I also sprinkle a pinch of salt on the fried cakes -- it helps to bring out the flavor. I'm happy some have enjoyed the recipe!
Rather bland, I liked the over all taste but I might experiment with some spices later on. I used frozen corn, that is what we had, and soymilk.
These are delicious and easy to make. I did not change a thing and will definitely make these again.
I was looking for creative and healthy ways to use brown rice, and this is a winner! My family loves corn. They are super easy to make. I am keeping this recipe!
I changed this recipe up by adding a little honey (a few table spoons) to the mix and served the cakes with pure maple syrup. Instead of olive oil, I used Pam no-calorie, no fat, non-stick spray and omitted the chives. The cakes were excellent and very well received by my family.
I was really looking forward to these, but we all found them fairly bland. I wish I had used fresh off the cob corn, as I think that would have added flavor.
I actually use it for a snack. My family loves to grab one cold from the frig and much on it while doing homework or watching TV.
Love the idea of it. It is way too bland as is for the recipe.
i made a half recipe with brown rice & frozen corn (partially thawed) and was very happy with the results. Will definitely make again.
Made a large batch of brown rice and found this recipes upon searching for rice recipes. Really like this; easy to make and taste good. I used unbleached flour instead of wheat. Taste almost like a pancake.
This was good! It needed a little something extra though, it was a bit dry as is. My husband mixed up a topping of sour cream, mayo, chili powder, garlic etc (kind of elote-esque to go with the corn?) and with just a smear of that it was perfect.
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