How to make it

  • Prep vegetables and andouille sausage into bite size pieces, and set aside
  • In large pan melt butter, and add garlic, and chicken and pork, brown meat and remove from pan when fully cooked
  • once meat is removed add all vegetables, ham and sausage and simmer them in remaining butter for a few minutes, stirring constantly.
  • Once butter is absorbed into veggies, add chicken broth and raise heat to not quite boiling point.
  • Cut meat into bite size portions and add back into mix
  • Add Cajun seasoning, bay leaves and chili powder. Season to taste.
  • After 1 hour, add remaing spices, and red beans and rice.Just add enough spices to whatever you think tastes good. Jambalaya is a very personal dish, so be creative. Reduce heat to low, stirring occassionally to keep from sticking to pan, and until thick enough for your desired consistency. Serve garnished with chopped Green Onions. I recommend a couple sauces with this. There is a sauce called Cajun Power Garlic Sauce that is out of this world. It's not hot, but adds a very distinctive taste to the Jambalaya. I also use a hot sauce called Cajun Sunshine. This one is not as hot as tobasco, but has a very unique taste. Good eating!!

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  • rottman 14 years ago
    Looks great! On my list of dishes to be sampled with the weather cools down.
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  • cherihannah 16 years ago
    Wonderful!! Any good recipes you made for Pres. Bush ???????????
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  • zena824 16 years ago
    Hey this is your recipe.... do it as you please... it sounds great to me...we all tweak our recipes to our own taste... I love new Orleans food....
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  • scooterk 16 years ago
    I'd enjoy that thanks. The red beans and rice give it a bit of a unique flavor. I look forward to checking out your recipes thanks!!
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  • chefjeb 16 years ago
    Welcome. I've never had or seen jambayala with red beans before. I do agree with you on the Tabasco. Louisiana Hot Sauce or Crystal brand imparts a better flavor profile. I have an authentic jambayala recipe that I have used in competitons in Louisiana, where I lived. It is posted as prize-winning jambayala. If you like Creole and Cajun I have posted several. The Grillades are great and the Chicken and Sausage Gumbo is my restaurant recipe. And they are authentic. Give'em a try.
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