Kashi Kashi 7 Whole Grain Pilaf ( 12x19.5 OZ)

I love this stuff! Delicious whole grain, easy to fix. I make it in the microwave. I don't think it has any microwave instructions, but I'm prone to burning rice type stuff on the stove. I use twice as much water as pilaf mix, bring to a boil on high. Place glass lid on corningware. Heat on medium heat until all the water is absorbed. Add more water if you want it softer. Times vary according to volume, natch, but usually 10 minute bursts work: 10 minutes high, 10 minutes at 70% or whatever, another 10 minutes at 70%. I like to let it sit covered between the last two ten minutes and after. As long as it's hot and covered it will absorb water. Can't wait to try it in a pressure cooker to get the cook times down, but thus far, I let it cook while I'm making a curry or something else.

Love it! Delicious as is, or add a dollop of butter and garlic and spices.

My whole family LOVES this stuff. I make it with Better than Boullion chicken instead of water and it is so good. I buy a case and freeze. It's also good prepared with water for breakfast, add butter or milk & sugar. yummm...

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I can't find it around here, but I love the product. Well worth the case price and I am stocked up for the near future!

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Kashi makes some fine things, but this "7 Grain Whole Pilaf" is in my opion their best. It is very versatile and easy to prepare, and can even be cooked in a rice cooker. It's great plain as a hot cereal, makes a wonderful pilaf, and a delicious salad. It also makes a great base for vegetable patties or loaf. Just about any dish using a grain base works well. I could make a different dish everyday with it and never tire of it!

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This product is my favorite substitution for rice and pasta, and couscous. Yes, it sounds extraordinarily "healthy" (and it is!) but it is also quite tasty and goes with all the same things you would put rice in: soup, casseroles, red-sauced dishes, cold or room-temperature Mediterranean salads, in place of Quinoa, and Wheat-berries. The other unknown and un-advertised feature is that it is a wonderful, painless "Colon stimulator", If you catch my drift. Wonderful, huge, and satisfying 'presentations', if you will!

I order it here because I no longer live in the City, where it is liberally available in local supermarket. This, indeed, was a happy find.

JTC,

Somonauk, IL