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Original. Based on Hannah Kalajian's recipe, our Original Rice Pilaf is made from premium parboiled long grain rice, toasted orzo and a delicious blend of herbs and spices. Near East ® Rice Pilaf Mix is Kosher Certified *OU*. WHERE TO BUY.
- Heat & Eat Original Rice Pilaf - Near East
Heat & Eat Original Rice Pilaf. Versatile and delicious, our...
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- Heat & Eat Original Rice Pilaf - Near East
Heat & Eat Original Rice Pilaf. Versatile and delicious, our Heat & Eat Original Rice Pilaf is the perfect complement to many different types of meals and is ready is just 90 seconds. WHERE TO BUY. Our Near East quinoa blend products are fair trade certified. Learn more about our partnership with Fair Trade USA. Ingredients & Nutrition.
Try All Of Our Products. Couscous - Rice Pilafs and Blends - Heat & Eat Rice Pilaf & Blends - Whole Grain Blends - Quinoa Blend - Tabouleh - Kosher Certified Products.
Packaging Pilaf: Hannah Kalajian and the Making of Near East Food. Part II. In Part I, Hannah Gartazoghian (later Hannah Kalajian), a ten-year-old Armenian girl, the founder of Near East Food, flees her village in Turkey. (Near East makes packaged rice pilaf, couscous, and other similar items.)
Premium long grain rice, toasted orzo and a delicious blend of herbs and spices. Made with 100% natural, certified kosher ingredients. Cooks in five minutes; a quick and creative alternative to pasta or rice. Separate seasoning packet contains a blend of herbs and spices to create for an authentic flavor from around the world.
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14 mar 2018 · Award-winning food writer Keith Pandolfi's profile of the iconic rice pilaf brand Near East for the Boston Globe is an eye-opening dive into the history of immigrants' and refugees' influence on American cuisine.
