
Have you ever wondered what type of recipe would pair perfect with my Teriyaki Salmon? Or perhaps my Thai Chicken Lettuce Wraps?
Or even your own crispy baked chicken fingers?
I think it’s obvious what the answer is: this coconut rice!

I was offered the opportunity to partner with Campbell’s to make a recipe from their site, which to be honest, I didn’t even know existed until now!
I chose to make a coconut rice dish I stumbled upon, because I knew it would pair perfectly with many of the things I eat. And guess what? I loved it! It’s incredibly simple to make.
Basically all you do is start with chicken broth and coconut milk and bring the liquid to a boil, then add the rice, lemon zest, crushed red pepper (for a little spice) and garlic powder, then simply cover and simmer over medium low for about 20-30 minutes or until the rice is sweet and tender. This side dish is then finished off by adding almonds and green onions, however I subbed in cilantro because I love the freshness it brings. I also think it’d be great to add chopped pineapple for a touch more sweetness.
Head over to Campbell’s website for the recipe, then check out their other simple and easy recipes that you can make or adapt to your liking.


I have partnered with Campbell’s through DailyBuzz. I have been compensated for my time commitment to work with this product. However, my opinions are entirely my own.
Presented by Campbell’s Kitchen.

I am all about the coconut action! And I’ve made rice before with coconut milk, both savory as well as rice pudding, but it’s been far too long. Thanks for the reminder and your rice looks…incredible. I bet it smells soooo good, too!
I absolutely love coconut rice – it really does go so well with so many things! I’ve never dressed mine up like this, but I love the idea – this is a fun-looking dinner. (Coconut rice works great with brown rice too!)
This rice sounds awesome! I love the idea of making it spicy!
I have one of those $100 dollar ish rice cookers that is a permanent fixture on my counter top. It stands there as a proud tribute to how much rice my family eats. Now that my kids are getting a little older I think they are ready to venture to a grown up rice. Your recipe looks amazing. I would eat it for breakfast, lunch or dinner 🙂 Thanks for the inspiration.
Love it! That rice would be such a wonderful accompaniment to so many dishes!