Comments on: Spicy Veracruz Shrimp with Brown Rice /spicy-veracruz-shrimp-with-brown-rice/ Living Boldly: Writing, Exploring, and Sharing Insights Sun, 11 Jan 2026 06:33:46 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9 By: Donna Cavalier /spicy-veracruz-shrimp-with-brown-rice/#comment-40 Sun, 08 Jul 2018 18:28:17 +0000 /?p=1710#comment-40 I hear you, Sandie! I’ve found that all of the meal kit services tend to use the words “small, medium, or large” when describing pot or pan sizes. Those words are relatively meaningless to me, as I have at least 5 different sizes, and I’m sure there are more available. Which ones would be considered medium, and which ones large? I’d call some of them x-large and some 2XL, but those terms don’t exist for pot and pan sizes on these meal kit instructions.

For a while, I misjudged fairly often. Over time, though, I’ve sort of determined what they mean when they say medium or large, based on how much of the ingredient they give me. In this case, they mentioned a medium pot. I used what I would call a large rice pot. It’s bigger than a normal rice pot, has two small handles instead of one long one, but is much smaller than a normal sized pasta pot.

What they call a large pot would be what I would define as a normal sized pasta pot. I’ve used larger ones, like gumbo pots, when they’ve called for a large pot, and determined that I’d used a much bigger pot than I should have.

I do wish they would all be clearer on what size they mean, but for now, I’m giving it my best guesses and learning with each attempt.

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By: Sandie Thibodeaux /spicy-veracruz-shrimp-with-brown-rice/#comment-39 Sun, 08 Jul 2018 18:14:13 +0000 /?p=1710#comment-39 How do you know what SIZE pot to “fill up” with water???
2 cups of water may fill up one pot whereas 4 or 6 cups for another???
Should tell you how many VIPs of water- my opinion ! Ha

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