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Get him a customized roll around burner and pot combo. The 5 gallon cast aluminums are really big right now.

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Leroy's Cajun Cookware

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re: Chicago check in

Posted by Trifectaa on 10/17/25 at 11:32 am to
Let me guess, you dont even do that. Sit the fu* down.

Chicago check in

Posted by Trifectaa on 10/17/25 at 11:04 am
Whose making the trip?
Where in Chicago are we drinking at tonight?

re: LSU bar in NY

Posted by Trifectaa on 10/16/25 at 12:17 pm to
What about in Chicago?

re: Magnalite style oval roaster

Posted by Trifectaa on 10/7/25 at 11:16 am to
We sell 2 kinds @ Leroy's Cajun Cookware. The McWare which is distributed out of Mamou and the Almuachef, the newest brand that is distributed out of St. Gabriel. Same exact molds from the same exact Chinese maker. Also the same maker as IMUSA and Alumaware. McWare went up because of so called tariffs so they are about $40 more than the Alumachefs. We have the 11" 13" 15" and 18"
Pay the extra $100 bucks, drive to St. Gabriel and get one that will last a lifetime.

Leroys Cajun Cookware
Somebody has to pay for the Hollies' upscale lifestyle. :usa:
They were stopping vehicles on HWY 30 (of all places during rush hour) checking for inspection stickers.
Go to Leroy's Cajun Cookware in St, Gabriel. Has all kinds of different roll around burners.

www.leroyscajuncookware.com
Hit me up at Leroy's Cajun Cookware in St. Gabriel. I will blow the hardware store prices out of the water.
Yes but temple meat has it on pretty much every piece. Have you tried to cook with it? You need that fat around it to hold up and brown. Boston butt doesn't have much, reason y it shrivels up and breaks apart.
To get technical, there is a layer of sub-canteous fat around the meat. It not only gives it a better flavor but holds the meat together giving you a longer brown time. Also gives you the option to "shock" the meat a few times with water as you are browning. Bringing out the color and flavor even more. We order by the case. Usually a $1.99-2.49 a pound. Also makes for good homeade sausage.
Browns better. Also the more you cook it down the more tender it gets. Boston butt just shrivels and gets hard.

re: Jambalaya pot size question

Posted by Trifectaa on 9/29/24 at 8:50 am to
I always double the pork (temple meat is best) of the rice#. Half the rice for the sausage and onions#. Also for God sakes don't put any cream whatever in it. Your not making a Casserole.

On another note I'd you need a fire arse burner, check out this place in St. Gabriel. On FB @leroyscajuncookware

The colored backing are ??!