my-a jambalaya
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This is an easy Jambalaya that I make whenever I need to use up leftovers... especially when I have shrimp available. Can't have Jambalaya without shrimp! So, this is a versatile recipe that changes slightly each time I make it. I've been told that Jambalaya means "jumbled mess"! You would basically throw leftover meats/veggies in a pot at the end of the week, add rice & hot sauce...
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yield
8 -10 (or freeze half for another meal)
method
Stove Top
Ingredients For my-a jambalaya
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3 cwhite rice, dry (long cooking kind)
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6 cwater
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1green bell pepper, chopped
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1 smonion, chopped
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2-3 Tbspminced garlic
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tabasco sauce (to taste)
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1 smjar salsa, medium or hot
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use any or all of the following, depending on what you have on hand:
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- shrimp (shelled, deveined, tails off)
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- pork (loin, chops)
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- sausage (sweet &/or hot)
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- chicken (white or dark meat is fine)
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- beef (roast, not ground)
How To Make my-a jambalaya
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1** I save leftover meat from dinners and put them in the freezer marked for Jambalaya.
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2Cook the rice in 6 cups water for about 20-25 minutes, or until all water is absorbed and rice is tender.
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3Cut up the meats into bite-sized pieces. If uncooked, cook them thoroughly in a large fry pan.
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4To the pan, add the peppers, onion & garlic.
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5When all meats & veggies are cooked thoroughly/heated through, add the salsa. Stir well.
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6Add in the cooked rice. Stir well & add the tobasco - as hot as your family likes it.
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