The recipe Time Saving Jambalaya
Time Saving Jambalaya recipe is a Dinner meal that takes several minutes to make. If you enjoy for Dinner, you will like Time Saving Jambalaya!
Time Saving Jambalaya
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I make a huge pot, put some in a container to eat throughout the week, and put the rest in the freezer. Then I thaw it out as I need more. A huge timesaver so I can spend my nights studying instead of cooking. Also, use what you feel. I just threw stuff in and it turned out well. What Course Is Time Saving Jambalaya?Time Saving Jambalaya is for Dinner. How Long Does Time Saving Jambalaya Recipe Take To Prepare?Time Saving Jambalaya takes several minutes to prepare. How Long Does Time Saving Jambalaya Recipe Take To Cook?Time Saving Jambalaya takes several minutes to cook. How Many Servings Does Time Saving Jambalaya Recipe Make?Time Saving Jambalaya makes 15 servings. What Are The Ingredients For Time Saving Jambalaya Recipe?The ingredients for Time Saving Jambalaya are: Brown RiceRaw fish, cut into pieces (I used tilapa b/c it was on sale) Turkey sausage Raw shrimp, peeled Celery tomato paste can tomatoes chicken broth chicken bouillon frozen okra frozen french green beans creole seasoning hot sauce minced garlic onion, diced How Do I Make Time Saving Jambalaya?Here is how you make Time Saving Jambalaya: Add onion and garlic to pot (w/ oil, etc. I used safflower). Cook 1 min then add chopped celery, tomatoes, tomato paste, and stir for about 1 min more. Add chicken broth, water, and rice. Bring to a boil, then simmer until rice is cooked. Cook turkey sausage in separate pan and add to pot, add vegetables and shrimp and let cook until the shrimp is halfway done. Add Seasonings, stir. Add fish then cover until fish is cooked. Serving Size:?1-1.5 cupsWhat's The Nutritional Info For Time Saving Jambalaya?The nutritional information for Time Saving Jambalaya is:
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