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*1 Package Veggie | *1 Package Veggie Italian Sausage | ||
*1-2 Red Pepper | *1-2 Red Pepper | ||
*2-6 Sticks celery | *2-6 Sticks celery | ||
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*Cayenne pepper | *Cayenne pepper | ||
Dice sausage and | Dice onions and veggie sausage and saute in oil. Mash sausage (just a little) to the consistency of ground beef. Add tomato paste and a little water. Add garlic (diced or pressed) and diced red pepper and celery. Add seasoning to taste. | ||
This makes a lot | This makes a lot and does not keep well after the rice is added. Set aside all but enough for one meal. Combine 2 parts water, 2 parts jambalaya and 1 part rice in a covered pot. Bring water to a boil, stirring occasionally, then reduce heat to lowest setting, continuing to stir occasionally. When it starts to stick to the pan, turn the heat off completely. It will continue to cook itself for a while and the rice should be done after about 10 minutes. | ||
A note to the reader. This recipe is very imprecise and very forgiving. The proportions don't really matter. Go light on the seasoning and sample along the way on the principle that you can add more seasoning, but you can't take it away. | A note to the reader. This recipe is very imprecise and very forgiving. The proportions don't really matter. Go light on the seasoning and sample along the way on the principle that you can add more seasoning, but you can't take it away. | ||
Revision as of 14:34, 3 October 2011
- 1 Package Veggie Italian Sausage
- 1-2 Red Pepper
- 2-6 Sticks celery
- 2-4 onions
- Tomato paste
- Chopped garlic
- Brown Rice
- Cajun seasoning
- Paprika
- Cayenne pepper
Dice onions and veggie sausage and saute in oil. Mash sausage (just a little) to the consistency of ground beef. Add tomato paste and a little water. Add garlic (diced or pressed) and diced red pepper and celery. Add seasoning to taste.
This makes a lot and does not keep well after the rice is added. Set aside all but enough for one meal. Combine 2 parts water, 2 parts jambalaya and 1 part rice in a covered pot. Bring water to a boil, stirring occasionally, then reduce heat to lowest setting, continuing to stir occasionally. When it starts to stick to the pan, turn the heat off completely. It will continue to cook itself for a while and the rice should be done after about 10 minutes.
A note to the reader. This recipe is very imprecise and very forgiving. The proportions don't really matter. Go light on the seasoning and sample along the way on the principle that you can add more seasoning, but you can't take it away.