My finished Jambalaya. Not for weak taste buds! It has an amazing kick to it I couldn’t be more satisfied :-)
My finished Jambalaya. Not for weak taste buds! It has an amazing kick to it I couldn’t be more satisfied :-)
My next recipe for tonight is Jumbalaya! Not only is this my first time making this recipe it is also the first cajun recipe that I’m making that I experienced on my trip to New Oreans! I have been using Tony Cachere’s seasoning for a long time now and never realized how popular it was down south! So I found the jambalaya recipe on the tony cachere website. To season the chicken I poured gratuitous amounts of seasoning (def more than 4 tablespoons) in a large size freezer bag and shook the chicken in it. This helped make for an easy clean up! Also to chop the 4 onions I used my pampered chef food chopper to save the tears!
Thin mints. I had this package for 5 minutes. It was unopened.
My after picture was blurry and I didn’t get a chance to take a new picture because it smelled so good I had to dig in: this is what your dish should look like prior to baking. It was really exquisite. Leaving the extra butter in the dish was an awesome idea, unless you’re watching cholesterol of course. :-)
today’s recipe is chicken cordon bleu, a brand new attempt for me. It’s baking right now. you can see the recipe i used by clicking on the allrecipes.com link. a few changes to the recipe I made: I used italian seasoned bread crumbs instead of plain, added a bit of crushed red pepper, cracked black pepper, original mrs. dash, a sprinkling of parsley, and a few squirts of lemon and garlic juice and olive oil. I also poured the left over melted butter into the baking dish because Im afraid the thin chicken pieces will get dry. My other fear is that the cheese will ooze too much out of the chicken blanket. It smells delicious and I will post a picture of the finished product.
very touching acceptance speech
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Kodak Easyshare M853 Zoom Digital Camera |
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328 |
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1/512th |
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I like this particular LA citizen’s view of post hurricane life.
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Kodak Easyshare M853 Zoom Digital Camera |
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82 |
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f/3.1 |
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1/512th |
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7mm |
shrimp boat!
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Kodak Easyshare M853 Zoom Digital Camera |
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80 |
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f/4.2 |
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1/526th |
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12mm |
The largest tree in this picture is the state tree of Louisiana called the bald cypress. It is 700 years old. Closely related to the red woods of California, the bald cypress can live up to 3000 years.
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Kodak Easyshare M853 Zoom Digital Camera |
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80 |
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f/2.8 |
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1/534th |
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6mm |
the trees knees!
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Kodak Easyshare M853 Zoom Digital Camera |
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80 |
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f/7.6 |
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1/207th |
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10mm |
the captivating epiphyte, Spanish Moss