Good basic recipe, however I feel that it needs more spices. Have customised this recipe to suit our tastes!

Delicious and quick. Kids (picky) liked it. Thank goodness it was season to taste as they told me I had to add more

Definitely need to make some changes here so this will be more authentic. First, I sauteed the green peppers, onions and celerly in butter. This makes a "Trinity," the base for many Cajun recipes. Also, use Cajun seasoning, not what is listed. I used frozen diced onions and green peppers as a timesaver. Added cayenne pepper, bay leaves, oregano and hot sauce as well as diced Andouille sausage.

Pretty good recipe, I'll definitely make it again. I used some cajun spices instead of the spices listed, but the rest of the recipe was unchanged. Be sure you have a BIG skillet for this recipe, it makes a ton(closer to 7 or 8 servings rather than 6). I think next time I may substitute a can of corn and black beans for some of the tomatoes, peppers or onions. Not that there were too many of them, just that I think corn and beans would be an excellent addition. Maybe I should just get a larger pan! One more thing, this makes an excellent chip dip. My girlfriend mentioned that it would be good with corn tortillas and we only had plain corn chips, so we scooped them and it was great. I went out after dinner and got the tortillas, I'm sure it'll be good as well.

Easy one-dish recipe. I will make this recipe again. I think this is a recipe you can (and probably should) add your own personal touches too. I made a few modifications to the recipe: added fresh garlic, used canned diced tomatoes (with seasonings), and added a little hot sauce. Next time I will probably make even more modifications even though it had a nice flavor as prepared.

I had to make some substitutions the second time I made this dish, because the spices were lacking and the instant rice gave a less than authentic flavor. Instead of garlic powder, I used a couple of cloves of fresh garlic. I omitted the onion powder and chili powder, and used salt, pepper, paprika, basil, parsley, and a little cayenne to taste. I also used 2 chopped fresh tomatoes for the canned. Instead of instant rice, I used long grain white rice and simmered it, covered, for 25 minutes. The few extra minutes work and cooking time made a difference in the taste. This is a good recipe with a few alterations.