It's a super rich meal for sure. For us cornbread is a must. Sometimes we have turnip greens on the side
Fantastic job Sam . That's killer . Yes on the cornbread for me too .
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All starts with the red beans. If you aren't using Camellia then you aren't making Cajun red beans. And that's a factView attachment 636631
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Just got back from the store. Whole bottom shelf is various Camellia beansView attachment 636725
Lookie here what I got, Jake...
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I hope this doesn't offend, but chances are your beloved dried or canned beans today come from my home area. Minnesota, North Dakota, and Manitoba grow over 50% of the dry red beans for the North American market. Our area is also the major source for pinto, navy, great northern, and black beans....
Blue Runner Red Beans sells a 'Creole Cream Style New Orleans Spicy' that is just like the plate posted by Jake in this thread....
For canned beans, this is the Louisiana standard...and is made in my home town.
They source from all over the us. What makes them special is their strict selection process. Only the best make itNone taken. I don't know where Camilia sources their beans from.
Probably the cultivar of red bean too....They source from all over the us. What makes them special is their strict selection process. Only the best make it
Looks delicious. Glad you liked itMade this tonight with some andouille I made earlier in the week. Andouille was the recipeindaswamp posted a link to a couple years ago.
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And in the bowl.
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It was fantastic. Thanks for posting the recipeTNJAKE .