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What should I use to season my rice and beans?

Asked by claire18 (2points) January 6th, 2008

My recipe calls for Goya Sazon but I don’t have any at home. What can I substitute?

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PupnTaco's avatar

If that’s a Spanish/Mexican seasoning mix, I’d go with 1 part salt, 1part black pepper, 1 part cumin, 1/2 part each coriander, garlic powder, and onion powder, and maybe a bit of chili powder or cayenne to taste.

claire18's avatar

nice! thanks!

absolutely's avatar

It’s crazy, but my ex used to use a little teriyaki marinade. And it tasted wonderful.

zina's avatar

for next time – black beans are really good with garlic, salt, oil, chopped onion, chopped bell pepper, and OREGANO (fresh, but dried works too)

timothykinney's avatar

I suggest furikake. This is what the Japanese use to season rice and comes in a wide variety of flavors and styles. One of my favorites has shiso leaf and sesame seed in it. You can find it at a Japanese grocer, or possibly at a catch-call asian grocer. You can also order it online from places like Eden foods: Eden Foods Eden Shake

DeezerQueue's avatar

I like mine fairly plain. Chili powder, salt, and fresh, chopped cilantro (coriander if you’re in Europe), added at the end, not heated with the rice and beans.

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