Kensington Casserole Recipe

Do you want a delicious Kensington Casserole recipe? Best enjoyed as a Main Dish this recipe was taught to me by a dear friend who also happens to be a great chef. This Kensington Casserole is surely going to make you popular amongst your friends once you treat them to it.

Summary

Difficulty LevelEasyHealth IndexAverage
CuisineAmericanCourseMain Dish

Ingredients

 
2 lbs. assorted salami and sausage
 
1 green pepper
 
1 red pepper
 
2 hot banana peppers
 
3 stalks celery
 
1/4 lb. mushrooms, quartered
 
8 cherry tomatoes several black olives several green stuffed olives
 
1 doz. baby onions
 
2 tbsp oil
 
1 tbsp. Fleischmann's Margarine
 
2 cups raw rice
 
5 cups boiling water chopped parsley

Directions

Cut salami in 1/2"-1" chunks.
Dice all vegetables (except tomatoes, onions and olives).
To prepare small onions, when peeling, do not remove root ends: trim only.
Place salami chunks in the largest skillet you have, unoiled, and fry for a few minutes to cook out some of the fat.
Drain on absorbent paper.
Wipe out skillet with absorbent paper.
Place a few tablespoons of Planters Peanut Oil and 1 tbsp. Fleischmann's Margarine in skillet.
On medium high heat, brown quickly (do not saute) all vegetables (except olives and tomatoes), adding mushrooms last.
Add 2 cups raw rice and cook and stir for 2 to 3 minutes.
Arrange drained salami chunks, olives and cherry tomatoes on bed of rice and vegetables.
Add 5 cups of boiling water.
Cover tightly and simmer 20 mins. with absolutely no peeking.
If there is no lid to the skillet, make an airtight cover with aluminum foil.

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