Possible Questions:
- Cereal grain
- Cereal grass
- Grain
- Kind of pudding
- Kind of paper
- Sushi staple
- Paella ingredient
- Paddy product
- Pudding ingredient
- Wedding shower?
- Sushi ingredient
- Prepare potatoes
- Pasta alternative
- Houston university
- Jambalaya ingredient
- Chinese side dish
- U. S. playwright
- Starchy food
- Bridal shower?
- Type of paper
- Pilaf ingredient
- Chinese staple
- Beans go-with
- Wild ___
- American playwright
- Wedding staple
- Texas university
- Sushi go-with
- Sake source
- Red Sox slugger
- Pudding base
- Paella base
- Oriental staple
- ___ pudding
- Wedding fling?
- Sushi stuffing
- Spanish ___
- Powell's successor
- Potatoes alternative
- Playwright Elmer
- It may be polished
- It comes in cakes
- Food staple
- Bush Cabinet member
- "Dirty" Cajun dish
- Sake base
- Risotto ingredient
- Potato alternative
- Pilaf base
- Makeup of some beds
- Jasmine, e.g.
- Jambalaya need
- Jambalaya base
- Chinese-food staple
- Bento box staple
- Asian staple
- Wild __
- White, brown or basmati
- White or basmati
- Western Athletic conference team
- Wedding shower
- Wedding missiles
- Uncle Ben's product
- Sukiyaki side dish
- Staple
- Paddy grain
- Paddy crop
- Minute ___
- Lestat's creator
- Houston school
- Chinese restaurant staple
- Beans partner
- "Minute" dish
- Wild _____
- What arroz is
- Wedding pellets
- Wedding feature
- Wedding day shower?
- Wedding ammo
- University with lots of owls
- Thai export
- Texas college
- Sushi need
- Sushi bar supply
- Staple food
- Side dish with scampi
- Shanghai staple
- Serving with chop suey
- Sake brewer's need
- Powell successor
- Pilaf need
- Pilaf grain
- Paddy plant
- Paddy growth
- Jambalaya grain
- It's in the bridal shower, traditionally
- Houston campus
- Great receiver
- Grantland or Elmer
- Globetrotting secretary
- Fried __
- Force through tiny holes
- Food grown in water
- Food found in a bed
- Elmer or Grantland
- Eastern staple
- Chinese-restaurant staple
- Chinese-cuisine staple
- Bush inner circle member
- Bush confidante
- Bridal shower
- Bed for some shrimp?
- Asian staple grain
- Asian food staple
- Asia's most important crop
- Arroz con pollo ingredient
- A bed in the kitchen?
- "Street Scene" playwright
- "Interview With the Vampire" author
- "Dirty" dish
- "Beauty's Punishment" author
- Young target?
- Worldwide crop
- Word before paper or pudding
- Wild or brown
- What orzo looks like
- Wedding missile
- Wedding handful
- Wedding day shower
- Wedding castoff
- Wedding "confetti"
- University or playwright
- University at Houston
- Uncle Ben's specialty
- Uncle Ben's dish
- The Owls of the Western Athletic Conference
- The Owls of the N.C.A.A.
- Texas university that Howard Hughes dropped out of
- Tex. university
- Sushi chef's handful
- Sushi base
- Stuff once thrown at newly weds
- Starchy grain
- Staple of Asia
- Staple in the Far East
- Staple in China
- Sportswriter Grantland
- Source of sake
- Something needed for your sake?
- Something for your sake?
- Singer/songwriter Damien
- Shipment from Galveston
- Serving with sushi
- Serving with chop suey, perhaps
- Sake's base
- Red-beans partner
- Red beans go-with
- Receiver Jerry
- Postnuptial throw
- Pilaf staple
- Pilaf grains
- Pilaf basic
- Part of a bridal shower
- Paper or pudding
- Paella requirement
- Paella need
- Paddy's product
- Oriental food
- National security adviser Condoleezza
- Minute _____
- Major Thai export
- Lyricist extraordinaire Tim
- Lestat creator
- Lasher author
- Lamb's bed, maybe
- Ladder, part 7
- Kung pao chicken accompanier
- Kind of thin paper
- Kind of grass or flower
- Jasmine ___
- Japanese staple
- It's tossed after weddings
- It's thrown at weddings
- It's sold in cakes
- It's fermented to make sake
- It might be sticky or dirty
- It might be fried at a Chinese restaurant
- It may rain after a wedding
- It may fill a paddy wagon?
- It may fill a paddy wagon
- It may be served in a bed
- It may be grown for your sake
- It may be brown or Spanish
- Indonesian staple
- Indian order
- Hopping John ingredient
- Hillary Clinton predecessor
- He wrote "The Left Bank"
- Grantland of sportswriting fame
- Grantland of sports fame
- Grain used to make horchata
- Grain that's sometimes flung
- Former wide receiver Jerry
- Former Secretary of State Condoleezza
- Form of confetti
- Force through a sieve
- Food served in a bed
- Foggy Bottom top dog since January 2005
- Fenway Park slugger
- Far East staple
- Famed N.F.L. pass catcher
- Elton John collaborator Tim
- Eleven from Houston
- Edgar ___ Burroughs
- Dolma ingredient
- Dish sometimes made in a minute
- Dirty dish?
- Dirty Cajun dish
- Dinner side dish choice
- Departing wedding gift
- Condoleezza of the cabinet
- Condoleezza of Bush's cabinet
- Condoleeza of the Cabinet
- Chinese menu staple
- Cabinet appointee of 2005
- Bush adviser
- Burrito staple
- Bridal shower material?
- Bowlful accompanying teriyaki
- Boston's Jim
- Bed of ___
- Basmati, for one
- Basmati, e.g.
- Basmati or jasmine, e.g.
- Asian grain
- Arroz, by another name?
- Aquatic cereal grass
- Almost purée
- Almost purée
- Accompaniment for red beans
- A top crop in Ark.
- 49ers receiver Jerry
- "Wild" or "brown" food
- "We, the People" playwright
- "The Vampire Lestat" author Anne
- "The Vampire Lestat" author
- "The Vampire Armand" author
- "Missiles" at a wedding
- "Lasher" writer
- "Lasher" author
- "Bitter ___" (Italian film)
- "Ammo" at weddings
- 'The Witching Hour' author
- ''The Vampire Lestat'' author
- ''Dirty'' Cajun dish
- ''Aida'' lyricist
- -- Krispies