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Jambalaya
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34 Ratings

5 spoons 41%
4 spoons 24%
3 spoons 15%
2 spoons 6%
1 spoons 15%
Sausage, peppers, tomatoes and rice create a hallmark in flavorful Creole cooking.
Prep: 10 MinTotal: 40 Min
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Posted 6/22/2011 9:42:07 PM REPORT ABUSE vkenmill said:
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Instead of sausage for this recipe i subsituted(HORMEL) pepperoni with the chicken. and instead of tomatoes i substituted mini sweet peppers(yellow red etc.,) mixed with a can or small box of chichen broth, added some crushed red pepper and proceeded with this recipe. cook time about 30 to 40 minutes.
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Posted 12/10/2010 7:13:24 PM REPORT ABUSE sarianna said:
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it is so awsom
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Posted 5/25/2010 10:01:32 AM REPORT ABUSE jennplattenburg said:
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I would have never mixed this assortment of ingredients together...but once all combined it tasted just like...jumbalaya! It was very good, my husband was very impressed. I substituted about a pound of shrimp for the ham. I will make it again!
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Posted 3/18/2010 5:31:27 PM REPORT ABUSE ahsekuaw said:
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Oh OK , I know it, but Jambalaya in my opinion needs to be a weekend two big-pot affair people. I believe a Truly Great Jambalaya has most of these ingredients, PLUS cooked Big chunks of potato and celery ,and carrot , sure it is good to add (imitation) crab flake portioned 8oz. bags(yes)=2 at least, and if You can wrangle about a pound and a half of Bayou-Veal(Alligator Meat) from an Oriental restrantuer(sp?) Even the more special addition . Oh yeah, dont forget to add Okra , You willllll enjoy , believe me .Mike
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Posted 2/17/2009 11:32:39 PM REPORT ABUSE REAL CAJUN said:
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THAT IS NOT REALLY JAMBALAYA. I LIVE IN LOUISIANA THAT IS NOT REAL CAJUN COOKING. 1 SPOON IS WAY TOO MANY
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Posted 7/21/2008 3:06:57 PM REPORT ABUSE Geaux Laurie said:
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Being from Louisiana, I'd suggest a different jambalaya. I usually "doctor up" a mix like Zatterains New Orleans style. It is awesome but a little spicy so you may want to not use 100% of the seasoning mix. I sautee onion, celery, bell pepper and garlic first. I sautee the chicken and brown the sliced sausage and I have to say I only like Manda's pork sausage. I mix up the sauteed stuff and then add the packet stuff. YUM! I also have used Oak Grove Smokehouse jambalaya mix and sometimes double the recipe by using one Zatterains and one Oak Grove Mix (or I blend both mixes together and use 1/2 at a time (with one pond of sausage and usually 3 -4 chicken breasts!) Hope y'all try it!
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Posted 7/5/2007 4:43:00 PM REPORT ABUSE Food Lover said:
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Turned out very, very delicious. Highly recommend this recipe.
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Posted 1/15/2007 10:12:10 AM REPORT ABUSE Jenny Mae said:
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I dont really cook very often but I have been wanting to try new things so I decided to try this recipe and I loved it, my whole family did. I would definately try it again.
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Posted 2/20/2006 11:11:44 AM REPORT ABUSE Eileen said:
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Tried this recipe last night and it turned out great. I made a couple of alterations so that my husband could enjoy it with me. I used turkey sausage to cut down on the calories. I left the salt out as my husband has high blood pressure. I also replaced the shrimp with imitation crab meat as he cannot eat shellfish. It turned out yummy and one would not know the difference.
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