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By James Villas
Published 2007
Basically a specialty of the Louisiana and Mississippi bayous, dirty rice, which derives its name and color from the chicken livers and gizzards that provide its rich, earthy, utterly compelling flavor, can be found today in homes, cafés, and even some pretty snazzy restaurants from West Virginia to Alabama to Georgia. Generally, the meats in the rice are limited to the chicken parts, but one of the most memorable versions I’ve ever had, which also included a little pork sausage, was at a d
