Place rice in a casserole dish and rinse with water three times. Add 3 cups of water to the rice, and season with salt. Cover the casserole dish with plastic foil, and then cook in a microwave for 20 minutes.
While the rice is cooking, heat up the oil in a pan and, sauté the onion till slightly golden .
Add chicken, salt, pepper, and garlic powder. Stir and let the chicken slightly stick to the bottom of the pan. Cast iron pan works best.
Add half a cup of water and scrape the chicken off the bottom of the pan. Add corn, broccoli, and beans, and1 cup of water. Stir and cook for five minutes.
Add barbecue sauce, soy sauce, seasoning salt, beef flavored bouillon, and continue cooking. Cook while stirring until all the liquid is gone.
Place hot steamed rice in a larger serving bowl, and empty the chicken into the rice. Mix well.
Serve hot. Place amount of rice on a plate, then garnish with shredded cheese. You may also drizzled ketchup over the top.
In a pressure cooker place pork, chopped onion, salt and water. Close the lid of the pressure cooker and bring to boil on high temperature. Once the pressure cooker starts making hissing sound, turn down the temperature to medium low. Cook for 35 to 40 minutes.
While the meat is cooking, peel and cube 8 cups of carrots.
To open the pressure cooker, place it in the kitchen sink, and start pouring cold water on top of the lid. When it's safe to open the lid, remove the meat from the water and place it on a cutting board. Cut the meat into smaller cubes. Cover the meat with plastic wrap.
To the broth add the 8 cups of cubed carrots, half a teaspoon salt and 1 cube of beef flavored bouillon. Cover with a lid, and again bring back to boil.
Turn down the heat and cook for 15 minutes. Open the pressure cooker the same way you did previously. Placed the pot back on the stove( without the lid), add the cut meat to the carrots and bring to boil.
In a small shallow frying pan melt 6 tablespoons of margarine or butter and add 4 tablespoons of flour. Mix the flour into the melted butter and constantly stir. The rouge will change color. Take the frying pan off the burner once it turns darker pink.
Pour the rouge into the boiling stew and immediately stir. Cook for five more minutes.
To finish the taste you may want to add 2 tablespoons of sugar and freshly chopped parsley.
This stew is served with dinner rolls called, “Mětinky”
In a frying pan melt 2 tablespoons of butter and sauté chopped 1/2 of onion until golden brown color.
Cut the sliced ham into small pieces and stir into the onion.
In the bowl beat six eggs and season with salt and pepper.
Pour the eggs into the frying pan and constantly stir until eggs are fully cooked, then set aside.
Prepare nine slices of meat by seasoning them from both sides and placing them next to each other on a flat surface preferably cutting board.
On each slice spread a little bit of mustard; place one slice of cheese, and one spoon full of scrambled eggs.
Cut the carrots, pickles and hotdogs into quarters and then thirds, and place one wedge of each on top of the scrambled eggs.
Now wrap the meat around the filling and secure the top and ends with toothpicks.
Use the string to wrap around the meat tightly so no filling is visible.
Repeat this process with the rest of the rolls.
Chop one whole onion and sauté on 2 tablespoons of oil in a pressure cooker without the lid.
Add the beef rolls and stir them around. Make sure the rolls are brown from all sides.
Cook all the moisture out and let the onion stick to the bottom of the pan.
When the bottom is slightly brown add half a cup of water and stir while scraping the onion off the bottom.
Repeat this process one more time and then add 2- ½ cups of water into the pan along with one cube of beef flavored bouillon and salt and pepper.
Close the lid securely and turn the heat to high.
Once the lid starts steaming turn the heat to medium low and cook for 35 to 45 minutes.
Place the whole pressure cooker in the sink and let cold water run on top of the lid.
When the lid unlocks, open the pan, and remove rolls on a cutting board.
Take out all the toothpicks and remove the string. Bring the remaining liquid to a boil.
In a cup, mix ¼ cup of water with 2 tablespoons of flour and pour it into the liquid. With constant stirring cook for another two minutes.
