Jambalaya – A Southern Louisiana Favorite
Here’s a recipe that’s gotten a lot of requests. I hope you enjoy it. Be sure to invite friends over… you’ll have lots to share.
Duration : 0:8:33
Categories: Louisiana Cooking Tags: Cajun, Chef, Classic, cooking, creole, Crowd, Easy, Feeds, Hargrove, Jambalaya, Louisiana, Recipe, scott
30 Responses to “Jambalaya – A Southern Louisiana Favorite”
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.
I noticed the …
I noticed the comment about using chicken, ham, and sausage. Have you had a chance to make that recipe? I’d be really interested in seeing how you would go about using those ingredients instead of shrimp. I don’t like shrimp, but I’ve had Jambalaya with chicken and sausage before and it was good. I’m dying to make your pasta e fagioli! Thanks for sharing these great recipes with us!
@jacobdrko – I got …
@jacobdrko – I got it at Williams-Sonoma (my favorite store)
where did you get a …
where did you get a big pot like that at?
Thanks man, i just …
Thanks man, i just started to teach myself how to really cook, i havent tried your recipe just yet but hopefully it will kick ass.
I’m Creole and I …
I’m Creole and I must say you did a GOOD job!
Man! You really …
Man! You really know your stuff! I tryed that recipie with my mom and we served that on cristmas with ham and stuffing!
@ColeAnthonyLA – …
@ColeAnthonyLA – Thanks man!! I’ll try your way soon. Sounds good. I’m from Shreveport originally
You always do …
You always do really well with your recipes. Not gonna name names, but i saw a video where the guy put cilantro in his Jambalaya, not kosher. You definately got a Creole Jambalaya working with the tomatoes, can tell its from Baton Rouge area. Great recipe, im from Central Louisiana we dont use Tomatoes often, except maybe in Maque Choux. The main difference in a Cajun jambalaya is we brown off the ham, sausage and chicken, making a fond, then using stock to make a gravy add the veggies then rice
I bet that would be …
I bet that would be perfect with cornbread
i love jumbalaya
i love jumbalaya
i loved it but i …
i loved it but i wanted to see the final finish. and you did’nt show that. but great recipe.
I think that this …
I think that this video was very good….BUT…..I want to see what the jambalaya looks like in between stages, He never really let me see the step by step look of the jambalaya as it cooks. Well I do have an idea of how to do this after looking at , at least, 6 videos. Thank you.
Most complete …
Most complete Jambalaya video i saw.
im making this for …
im making this for my baby shower, can i triple this recipe and it still come out tasty?
this looks …
this looks delicious,thank you scooter.i’m going to make it.thanxs.
this looks …
this looks excellent!! i’m going to have to make it!! share your videos and knowledge on mywhipit . com.
that’s it im …
that’s it im subscribing
Kewl.
Kewl.
oh my…this looks …
oh my…this looks delicious and not difficult to make. I will try,thanxs.
yes
yes
I’m fortunate …
I’m fortunate enough to have so many creoles in my family and creole food tastes great.
Would adding …
Would adding chicken broth instead of water inhance the taste?
scooter i make that …
scooter i make that gamboo today
so delicious my husband love it
you my herooo thank’s again
thank you scooter, …
thank you scooter,
now i know how to make gamboooo
you the bestt
nice!!!
nice!!!
love this song to death!!!!!!!!!!!!!just like most of their songs XD also im from lusianna (yes i know thats not how you really spell it its just how we say it k.) well technically the reason that i love this song is cause it refrences my home area slidell ^~^
block 3
1. what is the most defining moment for you in your life?
2. What is your favorite part about being a teacher?
3. Who is the most influential person in your life?
4. What is your favorite TV show?
5. What is in a chicken mcnugget?
6.What is your favorite book?
7.Where is your favorite place to go?
8.What is your favorite food?
9.What is your favorute part about Linfield?
10.What is your favorite sport?
SNCC is not the SOUTHERN Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, but the STUDENT NCC. Clicked the link you gave to be sure. Actually, I always associated SNCC more with Anti-VNWar than any southern issues such as racism. But that's because I heard a lot more about it after 66 than before. Hmmm…I was in IL and OH and MN at those times…Anyway, ran across link to your blog in your posting on BUSLIB-L, where Carol responded to my post and others.cheersdan
#8: Ebony Chunky Love: Bitch can’t get a date!
I don't think it's completely innocent. I'm too jaded, probably. I've had enough blunt conversations with people, for me to just simply think it has nothing to do with exactly what the term means.
Like I said, I really don't go up in arms about Southern organizations or their calling it the fight/war for Southern Independence.
And they may very well be just believing that it's the fight for Southern Independence, so they have the right to have it up there. Even if not, it's still their right.
But yeah, I don't know that I necessarily buy it. That doesn't mean that the people working there are the reason for the name. It in no way should be affiliated with the people at the counter, imo.