Dirty |
Fried |
Staple |
Cereal |
Grains |
Minute |
Pudding |
___-grain |
Sake base |
Wild _____ |
Food grain |
____ pilaf |
Bed of ___ |
Jasmine __ |
Sushi base |
Pilaf need |
Sushi need |
Paddy crop |
Pilaf base |
Spanish ___ |
Golden ____ |
Sushi stuff |
Dirty dish? |
Pilaf basic |
Sake's base |
Paddy plant |
Pilaf grain |
Staple food |
Sushi grain |
Thai export |
Asian grain |
Paella need |
Paddy grain |
Food staple |
Sake source |
Paella base |
Starchy side |
Starchy food |
Sushi staple |
Cereal grain |
Cereal grass |
___ Krispies |
Ontario lake |
Bush adviser |
Minute" fare |
Boston's Jim |
Indian order |
Paella grain |
Pilaf staple |
Risotto base |
Sushi grains |
Biryani base |
Paddy growth |
Wedding ammo |
Wedding toss |
Minute" dish |
Pilaf grains |
Asian staple |
Pudding base |
Kind of paper |
Sushi go-with |
Almost purée |
Oriental food |
Paddy harvest |
Wild or brown |
Young target? |
Starchy grain |
Texas college |
What arroz is |
Basmati, e.g. |
Beans partner |
Jasmine, e.g. |
Type of paper |
Beans go-with |
Wedding staple |
Bridal shower? |
Sushi stuffing |
Kitchen staple |
Houston campus |
Lasher" author |
Lasher" writer |
Burrito staple |
EdgarBurroughs |
Japanese grain |
Ladder, part 7 |
Lestat creator |
Staple of Asia |
Worldwide crop |
Great receiver |
Paddy product. |
Receiver Jerry |
Source of sake |
Eastern staple |
Grain in sushi |
Houston school |
Jambalaya need |
Wedding fling? |
Jambalaya base |
Chinese staple |
Burrito filling |
Kind of pudding |
Type of pudding |
Red Sox slugger |
Almost purée |
Crop in a paddy |
Far East staple |
Japanese staple |
Nepalese staple |
Paddy's product |
Staple in China |
Starch in sushi |
Tex. university |
Wedding castoff |
Wedding handful |
Wedding missile |
Wedding shower. |
Bush confidante |
Shanghai staple |
Wedding feature |
Wedding pellets |
Evita" lyricist |
Jambalaya grain |
Pudding variety |
Oriental staple |
Lestat's creator |
Sushi ingredient |
Prepare potatoes |
U. S. playwright |
Dolma ingredient |
Form of confetti |
Paper or pudding |
Uncle Ben's dish |
Basmati, for one |
Powell successor |
Sushi foundation |
Sushi bar supply |
Wedding missiles |
White or basmati |
Playwright Elmer |
Bento box staple |
Pilaf ingredient |
Paella ingredient |
Pasta alternative |
Chinese side dish |
''Aida'' lyricist |
Ammo" at weddings |
Dirty" Cajun fare |
Asian staple crop |
Bed on the table? |
Indonesian staple |
Lamb's bed, maybe |
Major Thai export |
Postnuptial throw |
Red beans go-with |
Red-beans partner |
Wedding "confetti |
Gluten-free grain |
Asian food staple |
It comes in cakes |
Potato alternative |
Pudding ingredient |
Sake brewer's need |
Jasmine" side dish |
A top crop in Ark. |
Chimichanga filler |
It's sold in cakes |
Kind of thin paper |
Paella requirement |
Postnuptial fling? |
Quinoa alternative |
Serving with sushi |
Wedding day shower |
Asian staple grain |
Elmer or Grantland |
Grantland or Elmer |
Sukiyaki side dish |
Powell's successor |
Risotto ingredient |
It may be polished |
Houston university |
Bush Cabinet member |
Uncle Ben's product |
American playwright |
Makeup of some beds |
Chinese menu staple |
Eleven from Houston |
Fenway Park slugger |
Grain in some cakes |
Post-wedding fling? |
Post-wedding shower |
Edgar ___ Burroughs |
Food found in a bed |
Food grown in water |
Chinese food staple |
''Dirty'' Cajun dish |
49ers receiver Jerry |
Aquatic cereal grass |
Basmati, for example |
Grain found in sushi |
Sushi chef's handful |
What orzo looks like |
Bed for some shrimp? |
Certain pudding base |
Food served in a bed |
Partner of red beans |
Potatoes alternative |
Jambalaya ingredient |
Essence of some cakes |
Wild" or "brown" food |
Food grown in a paddy |
Force through a sieve |
Fried or steamed dish |
Grain used in risotto |
Possible bed for fish |
Product of Louisiana. |
University at Houston |
Uncle Ben's specialty |
University in Houston |
A bed in the kitchen? |
Side dish with scampi |
Creole cooking staple |
Chimichanga ingredient |
Missiles" at a wedding |
Departing wedding gift |
Grain grown in paddies |
Sportswriter Grantland |
Staple in the Far East |
Stuffed pepper filling |
Chinese-cuisine staple |
Serving with chop suey |
Companion of red beans |
It's thrown at weddings |
Chinese takeout freebie |
Arroz, by another name? |
Bridal shower material? |
Chinese dish, fried ... |
Dinner side dish choice |
Grain for a sake brewer |
Grain served with curry |
He wrote "The Left Bank |
Hopping John ingredient |
It may be wild or fried |
Kind of grass or flower |
Part of a bridal shower |
Shipment from Galveston |
Globetrotting secretary |
White, brown or basmati |
Basmati or jasmine, e.g. |
Chinese restaurant grain |
Dish that may be "sticky |
Elmer, Del or Grantland. |
Food made by Uncle Ben's |
Grain in Chinese cuisine |
Grantland of sports fame |
Singer/songwriter Damien |
Something for your sake? |
The Owls of the N.C.A.A. |
University or playwright |
Street Scene" playwright |
Bush inner circle member |
Force through tiny holes |
Fried ___ (Chinese dish) |
The Witching Hour" author |
Texas ________ University |
Cabinet appointee of 2005 |
Chinese-takeout side dish |
Condoleeza of the Cabinet |
Famed N.F.L. pass catcher |
Grain that resembles orzo |
It can be fried or sticky |
It may be served in a bed |
It may fill a paddy wagon |
It might be wild or dirty |
Main ingredient of paella |
Makeup of a bed, at times |
Side dish with enchiladas |
Chinese-restaurant staple |
Staple of Chinese cuisine |
Bitter ___" (Italian film) |
The Vampire Armand" author |
We, the People" playwright |
Condoleezza of the cabinet |
Former wide receiver Jerry |
It may be brown or Spanish |
It's tossed after weddings |
Lots of things for dinner? |
The Owls of Conference USA |
Arroz con pollo ingredient |
Asia's most important crop |
Accompaniment for red beans |
Anne who writes of vampires |
Basic grain in a pilaf dish |
Elton John collaborator Tim |
Grain that's used in paella |
Grain used to make horchata |
Hillary Clinton predecessor |
It may rain after a wedding |
It might be sticky or dirty |
It's fermented to make sake |
Lyricist extraordinaire Tim |
Serving with orange chicken |
White grain in a sushi roll |
Beauty's Punishment" author |
Chinese restaurant side dish |
Kung pao chicken accompanier |
Word before paper or pudding |
Grain that's sometimes flung |
University with lots of owls |
''The Vampire Lestat'' author |
Bowlful accompanying teriyaki |
Condoleezza of Bush's cabinet |
It may be grown for your sake |
Anne who writes gothic fiction |
Irish singer/songwriter Damien |
Side dish alternative to pasta |
Dish sometimes made in a minute |
Grain that's used to make sushi |
Grantland of sportswriting fame |
Red beans and ___ (Creole dish) |
Serving with chop suey, perhaps |
Something needed for your sake? |
Stuff once thrown at newly weds |
The Vampire Lestat" author Anne |
2003 College World Series winner |
Staple food — English lyricist |
Western Athletic conference team |
Anti-caking garlic powder additive |
Grain sometimes found in a burrito |
Grain used in much Chinese cuisine |
Interview With the Vampire" author |
Cannonball' singer-songwriter Damien |
Grain with white and brown varieties |
Minute ___ (quick-cooking side dish) |
It's often served with orange chicken |
National security adviser Condoleezza |
Former Secretary of State Condoleezza |
Foggy Bottom top dog since January 2005 |
It's in the bridal shower, traditionally |
It might be fried at a Chinese restaurant |
The Owls of the Western Athletic Conference |
Crosstown rival of the University of Houston |
Confetti has largely replaced it, at weddings |
US Ambassador to the United Nations Susan ___ |
Grain that symbolizes fertility in many cultures |
White or brown side dish in a Chinese restaurant |
Texas university that Howard Hughes dropped out of |
Source of about 20% of the calories consumed by humanity |
Surname of national security advisers under both Bush 43 and Obama |