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JAMBALAYA WITH MUSIC BY THE STARS
by Cyotefrom united knigdom
Recipe Story
Taking a Pride in Unpretentious Cheffing
Jambalaya evolved in Louisiana, influenced by early Spanish, French and English explorers. Its ingredients team up seafood, meat and rice with a combination of vegetables and flavours which can vary according to seasonality, larder availability, the eaters and the chef.! Combining cooking and serving of any kind with music adds magic and this recipe goes best with roots blues/jazz a la New Orleans (Nawlins). Being an avid follower of UK TV Chefs, I have written my own signature dish, with my daughter who assists me and I look forward to Anthony and Paul challenging others for its entry into the People's Cookbook.
Servings:
Servings - This will serve 6 or a greedy 4Level of difficulty:
IntermediateIngredients
Ingredients - I measure in cups; I have a set of four with the measurements on the side. Otherwise I have specified the quantity of ingredients precisely.
Preparation - Put on Some Music to Suit the Chef
One cup of long grain rice, washed in cold water for 20 mins and well drained.
Six thick smoked, cubed bacon rashers
Six small chicken breast fillets, sliced thinly and marinated in sunflower oil, wine vinegar and paprika for 20 mins
One bunch spring onions, trimmed and sliced
One cup celery, chopped finely
One finely chopped, de-seeded red chilli
One large green sweet pepper, de-seeded and sliced
Two cloves of fresh, crushed garlic
Two handfuls of fresh, chopped combined parsley and coriander
Implementation
Groundnut oil and knob of unsalted light butter to cover base of pan (needs a lid)
One tin chopped plum tomatoes
Few drops of green tabasco sauce
One large punnet of jumbo king prawns
A splash of oyster sauce
Half teaspoon ground white pepper
Two cups of chicken stock
One cup of rose wine
Method
Method - Put on some music to please the guests and the chef according to mood
1. Heat the pan to a gentle heat on the hob. Add the oil and butter.
2. Fry the bacon and chicken until lightly browned. Remove from pan.
3. Fry garlic, spring onions, celery, green pepper and wine until tender.
4. Add rice, combine with veg.
5. Add bacon, chicken, stock, tomatoes, herbs, tabasco, pinch of salt , pepper.
6. Bring to the boil. Add rice. Lower heat to a minimum. Cover and leave for 45 mins
7. When rice is soft and a little liquid is left, take off lid, add prawns, oyster sauce, lemon juice and fold carefully so that the whole dish is piping hot and the components remain intact.
Presentation - Try some romantic blues/jazz music - preferably written by the Chef to please the eaters
Warmed serving bowls, a large, warmed ceramic bowl for the Jambalaya, sprigs of parsley and coriander, lemon wedges and extra seasoning i.e. salt, pepper and tabasco.
A glass of rose wine.
If dessert is required after this filling dish, what could be better than fresh fruit, cheese selection and biscuits.
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amyjay, 26 Mar 2007 4:21pm
I'm Amy, Ann's daughter. this is a lovely meal that she cooks for us at home and that I thoroughly enjoy. This is a nice but complex recipie, with something...
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