Shrimp Jambalaya
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01/20/24 07:59 PM
01/20/24 07:59 PM
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Joined: Feb 2009
Posts: 1,186 St. James, Missouri
Bigbuck
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Who has a great recipe for shrimp jambalaya? I use to have a great recipe that I got from a member I met at the Missouri Trappers Rendezvous in Chillicothe, MO. about 7 years ago, but seem to have lost it.
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Re: Shrimp Jambalaya
[Re: Bigbuck]
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01/20/24 08:47 PM
01/20/24 08:47 PM
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Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 25,657 Georgia
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1lb shrimp peeled, save shells for stock
Season with a couple teaspoons cajun seasoning and set aside. I prefer small to medium in jambalaya and gumbo. Save the large and jumbo for frying or boiling.
1lb smoked sausage or andouille sliced 1/4" rounds, I use conecuh 1 large onion diced, save skins and trimmings for stock 2 stalks celery diced 1 large bell pepper diced, save seeds and trimming for stock 2 tsp thyme 4-6 cloves garlic minced 2-3 bay leaves
1 can crushed tomatoes 1 1/2 cup rice uncooked 3 cups stock 1 T worchestershire 1-2 tsp Tabasco
Stock, melt a teaspoon or two of butter in a stockpot. Toss in shells, onion, garlic, vegetable trimmings, thyme scraps a bay leaf, salt pepper to taste. Saute until fragrant and softened. Add 4 cups water, you want to end up with 3 cups, bring to a boil then reduce to simmer for half an hour.
Jambalaya, heat some oil in a pot and brown sausage. Set sausage aside, quickly sear shrimp but don't cook through, set aside. Add more oil if needed and saute the trinity scraping up the fond. Once softened Add garlic thyme and bay until aromatic. Add tomatoes, worchestershire, rice and sausage. Tabasco to taste and 3 cups stock.
Bring to a boil then reduce to a simmer for twenty minutes. Add shrimp and cook five more minutes to finish rice and shrimp.
Garnish with chopped green onions.
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Re: Shrimp Jambalaya
[Re: Bigbuck]
#8055870
01/20/24 11:21 PM
01/20/24 11:21 PM
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Posts: 1,186 St. James, Missouri
Bigbuck
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Hey thanks Warrior. Does anybody else have another recipe that's a little different from warrior's?
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Re: Shrimp Jambalaya
[Re: Bigbuck]
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01/20/24 11:27 PM
01/20/24 11:27 PM
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Posts: 4,949 Aliceville, Kansas 43
Yukon John
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Hey thanks Warrior. Does anybody else have another recipe that's a little different from warrior's? You don't need another recipe...if you don't like this one, adjust it a little to your taste!
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Re: Shrimp Jambalaya
[Re: warrior]
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01/20/24 11:28 PM
01/20/24 11:28 PM
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I'm waiting for wolfdog to weigh in. Yeah I bet he's got a great one! Where are you wolfdog? Your needed
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Re: Shrimp Jambalaya
[Re: Yukon John]
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01/21/24 02:36 PM
01/21/24 02:36 PM
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dixieland
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Hey thanks Warrior. Does anybody else have another recipe that's a little different from warrior's? You don't need another recipe...if you don't like this one, adjust it a little to your taste! That’s what I was thinking. Actually my first thought was, who doesn’t have a Paul Prudhome and Justin Wilson cookbooks in their home? “Talk about Good”, and “Cajun Cooking”, (older and probably hard to find), are also some I’ve about wore out.
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