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Critical Eats / Jillian Atkinson
Soiled rice, which typically goes by “rice dressing” or “Cajun rice,” is a rice dish usually made with the “Holy Trinity” of onions, bell peppers, and celery, a hefty quantity of floor meat and rooster giblets, and a heavy sprinkling of Creole seasonings, like cayenne, sage, and paprika.
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