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Wild Rice Stuffed Acorn Squash

Submitted by: sherry 
Acorn squash are stuffed with a mixture of cornbread, mushrooms, and wild rice flavored with sage to make an impressive vegetarian main course that's fit for a special occasion or holiday meal. 

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Wild Rice with Cranberries and Caramelized Onions

Submitted by: Ocean Spray® 
Wild rice with cranberries and orange zest will take center stage on your dinner table. 

Rebecca's Wild Rice Pilaf

Submitted by: RJG 
Home Town: Melvin, Iowa, USA
Living In: Merriam, Kansas, USA
Mushrooms, onions, and almonds transform ordinary wild rice into an elegant pilaf. The nutty flavors perfectly compliment roasted meat or fish. 

Wild Rice and Apple Dressing

Submitted by: Lisa 
Home Town: Seattle, Washington, USA
Living In: Chicago, Illinois, USA
This recipe makes a dressing with rice and apple mixed in with the usual ingredients. Use a rice cooker for the rice and a food processor to grate or chop vegetables and you can cut the prep time in half. 

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Sausage and Wild Rice Stuffing

Provided by: Bob Evans®
Both wild rice and sausage are key ingredients in this hearty stuffing. 

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Wild Rice Harvest Casserole

Submitted by: Julianne Johnson 
Fall is the ideal time to enjoy a big helping of this hearty casserole, packed with wild rice and chicken and topped with cashews. When we serve this for our two daughters' birthday party, it gets raves! -Julianne Johnson, Grove City, Minnesota 

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Northwoods Wild Rice

Submitted by: Suzanne Caquelin 
My recipe uses a product native to the north-central United States, wild rice. Wild rice is not a rice at all, but rather a grass seed. It was a staple in the diet of the early American Indians and remains a favorite today because of its crunchy texture. This dish is especially good served with poultry. 

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Wild Rice and Squash Pilaf

Submitted by: Erica Ollmann 
AS A graduate student, I'm always looking for fast, nutritious dishes that cost next to nothing to fix and have a minimum of cleanup. The pilaf is fantastic with fish or poultry and especially compatible with turkey. Since it's so colorful, I like to think it makes my turkey 'dressed for the holidays'. -Erica Ollmann, San Diego, California 

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Wild Rice and Turkey Salad

Submitted by: Ginny Schneider 
Ginny Schneider of Muenster, Texas serves this tasty main-dish salad for a colorful change of pace. 'Spinach and wild rice provide the refreshing difference,' she remarks. 'Plus it's a great way to use leftover turkey.' 

Wild Rice Stuffing Bake

Submitted by: Frances Poste 
If you prefer, you can stuff this mixture loosely into a bird to bake rather than in a separate dish. 

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Mushroom Wild Rice Bake

Submitted by: Lynn Kidder 
Wild rice is an important part of Minnesota history. This is an excellent-tasting dish and a very easy way to prepare wild rice. 

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Cheesy Wild Rice

Submitted by: Lisa Hofer 
'We often eat easy-to-make soups when there's not a lot of time to cook,' relates Lisa Hofer of Hitchcock, South Dakota. 'I replaced the wild rice requested in the original recipe with a boxed rice mix. This creamy concoction is now a family favorite.' 

Mushroom Wild Rice

Submitted by: Bob Malchow 
'This is one of my favorite recipes from my mother,' writes Bob Malchow of Monon, Indiana. 'With only seven ingredients, it's quick to assemble in the morning before I leave for work. By the time I get home, mouth-watering aromas have filled the house.' 

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Wild Rice Stuffing

Submitted by: Edie DeSpain 
'Although it uses many of the same ingredients found in typical stuffings, my family enjoys this version because the wild rice provides a different texture,' shares Edie DeSpain of Logan, Utah. 

Hearty Wild Rice

Submitted by: Garnet Pettigrew 
My father-in-law used to make this casserole in the oven. I switched to the slow cooker so I wouldn't need to keep an eye on it. This side dish compliments many meals. - Mrs. Garnet Pettigrew, Columbia City, Indiana 

Savory Wild Rice Casserole

Submitted by: Carol King 
Seasoned with sage and tasty pork sausage, this filling rice casserole is a hearty accompaniment to roast turkey, chicken or duck. I especially like the crunch that the sliced water chestnuts add. 

Wild Rice Bread

Submitted by: Susan Schock 
Wild rice gives this tender bread a tasty nutty flavor. This recipe makes five loaves, which are great for sharing. We enjoy slices warmed for dinner and toasted for breakfast. --Susan Schock, Hibbing, Minnesota 

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Almond Wild Rice

Submitted by: Mark Trinklein 
Made with both brown rice and wild rice, this popular pilaf has a hint of fruity sweetness, thanks to golden raisins. I prepare the casserole the morning of the party, then refrigerate it in an ovenproof dish to heat through later. -Mark Trinklein, Cedarburg, Wisconsin 

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Wild Rice Pecan Waffles

Submitted by: Kris Sackett 
My mother found this recipe and shared it with me. It has become a favorite of my family's - especially when the waffles are served with my dad's homemade maple syrup. 

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Vegetable Wild Rice

Submitted by: Taste of Home Test Kitchen 
Chock-full of mushrooms, celery and green onions, this hearty side dish is an ideal accompaniment to cool-weather meals. Our Test Kitchen staff seasoned it with garlic, thyme and rosemary so it complements nearly any entree. Plus, it makes a big batch, so you can use the extra in the next two dishes. 

 
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