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The jambalaya thread?
Posted on 9/1/10 at 4:29 am
Posted on 9/1/10 at 4:29 am
Can someone bump or link me to that thread? The one where the guy made it with pic to go along with it. I remember one of the last pics was him taking the temp of the dutch oven with a lazer thermometer.
TIA
TIA

Posted on 9/1/10 at 7:33 am to 9Fiddy
it's in the td recipes thread that's stickied. I made that guys jambalaya and it's pretty awesome.
Posted on 9/1/10 at 7:52 am to lsufanintexas
Posted on 9/1/10 at 10:38 am to Eddie Vedder
NEVER take anything out of the pot... 

Posted on 9/1/10 at 1:22 pm to 9Fiddy
quote:
Can someone bump or link me to that thread? The one where the guy made it with pic to go along with it. I remember one of the last pics was him taking the temp of the dutch oven with a lazer thermometer.
That would be me.

I see eddie linked it for you. Hope you like. I used cut up boston butt for that one but I normally use temple meat when cooking pork.
And yes. I ALWAYS remove the meats after browning each one. Dump the excess grease saving the gratin on the bottom, then scrape the gratin while browning the onions. Then add all the meats back in before water. To each his own.

Posted on 9/1/10 at 1:26 pm to pochejp
FYI he cooked his pork longer than just to brown too.. Think he said 30 min or so.
For the people that dont want to read the whole thing.
BTW I do find that if you add some water when cooking the pork (after it browns) and drain that off into a measuring cup when done and add back with the stock it gives it a extra kick of pork flavor.
For the people that dont want to read the whole thing.
BTW I do find that if you add some water when cooking the pork (after it browns) and drain that off into a measuring cup when done and add back with the stock it gives it a extra kick of pork flavor.
This post was edited on 9/1/10 at 1:28 pm
Posted on 9/5/10 at 7:46 pm to pochejp
So I made this for the game saturday.
HO
LEE
shite
It was so awesome.
Thanks

HO
LEE
shite
It was so awesome.
Thanks


Posted on 9/5/10 at 7:59 pm to 9Fiddy
i really want to master a jambalaya
that looks solid
that looks solid
Posted on 9/5/10 at 8:28 pm to heypaul
I made this exact recipe(the one in the recipe thread) and I agree. It is one awesome jambalaya. I think it may be one of the best tasting I've ever had.
Posted on 9/6/10 at 9:21 am to lsufanintexas
Anyone have a good white beans recipe to go with that jambalaya??? 

Posted on 9/6/10 at 9:28 am to lsufanintexas
i b'marked this thread
ima try and do this for thanksgiving!
ima try and do this for thanksgiving!
Posted on 9/6/10 at 9:46 am to wdlsu
quote:
Anyone have a good white beans recipe to go with that jambalaya???
My recipe:
Soak beans in water overnight.
Bring to light boil.
Add one diced yellow onion.
I never add salt till the beans are soft. (My mother always told me it takes longer to cook if you add the salt early. Might just be an old tale but that's how I cook.)
Add two spoons of bacon grease.
Cook for a couple hours then add another small diced onion.
One big link of a good smoked andouille. Cut into small pieces and chop to small bits in food processor (bacon bit size). Add to beans.
When beans soften I start adding seasonings. Salt, black pepper, LeBlanc's seasoning and one chicken bouillon cube.
I crush some with a potato mashed to get a creamy consistency. Not too much. I like whole beans in there too.
Add a handful of chopped green onions at this time.
Simmer for a while. Get the taste like you want.
Enjoy !
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