JAMBALAYA, LOADED! CVC'S Southern Kitchen


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The flavors were amazing, but this is my 1st Jambalaya and I will not cook on stovetop again. I will use less water – Cover the Dutch oven and place in a 350 deg.

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  1. Vicky Goodrich
    Vicky Goodrich says:

    Keep cooking new things, you're a genuine home cook, you will have this recipe down to a science before long. It looks delicious ! You can't go wrong when add in homemade southern cornbread lol

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  2. BigT27295
    BigT27295 says:

    I found if you cook your rice separate and add it at the end you don't get the sticking problem and the texture of the rice is alot better. But that's just my opinion. Love your show…

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  3. Avi Bonn
    Avi Bonn says:

    I always have trouble remembering the difference between stock and broth. I thought there wasn't much difference, but learned from others (I think this is right) that broth is just the simmered bones, and possibly skin, and meat. Stock is made with seasonings: salt, pepper, onion with skins, celery, and carrots, and whatever else you want to put into the simmer. After a couple of hours, all is discarded and you have stock. Love you Tammy and Chris.

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  4. Debbie Reilly
    Debbie Reilly says:

    I absolutely love jumbolia, I always use pork butt and sausage no sea food or chicken and I add everything else that you added, I bought the cast iron wok love it one of the best kitchen equipment I use.β€πŸ˜ŠπŸ™πŸ₯°

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  5. Chay H.
    Chay H. says:

    So funny…I ALSO use the big bottle and fill my little bottle of chicken bouillon! πŸ˜‚. Mine came from ALDI.
    Great recipe – I can tell it will taste delish!!
    Sending Blessings!

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  6. Melaney Mattson
    Melaney Mattson says:

    Your momma didn't teach you how to get tomato paste out of a 6-oz can?? You take off both ends of the can then push one of the ends/lids through the can and it pushes out all of the tomato paste!! Maybe it's an Italian thing of which I am not.

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