Shrimp Creole.

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Steve H

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Last night's cuisine was shrimp creole instead of jambalaya.

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The wholly trinity, bell peppers, celery, and onion.
Touch over a pound of "jumbo" shrimp. Sure didn't look like that to me!

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Veggies with garlic and flour added.

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Everything added. A tad thick. Loosened with chicken stock. And adjusted creole seasoning. I never used Tony's before. Not bad stuff.

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Money shot! The recipe I decided to use was good. Though. I think a little too tomato based. I managed to correct with stock and adding some sugar. Which caused me to add more seasoning. But, it was successful save. And delicious meal.
 

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Looks great, now I am wanting jambalaya lol, a good deer stew also runs through my mind. on vacation for the next week so anything is possible and you'll aint helping me loose weight lol
 

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Looks great, now I am wanting jambalaya lol, a good deer stew also runs through my mind. on vacation for the next week so anything is possible and you'll aint helping me loose weight lol
Lol, this is not a weight watchers forum for sure! Thanks!

looks delicious, great colors!!
Thanks!
 

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Nice looking shrimp creole Steve. I also like the Tony C's but agree with others it's a bit salty. I'm still on the hunt for the salt free version. Again nice job

Point for sure
Chris
 

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Looks awesome Steve. You gotta watch out with Tony C's. One quick accidental snort of that stuff will have you sneezing your lungs out. It's my go-to when I'm stopped up. Ha!
 
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Man that looks good, Steve and you know we love those flavors...
Yup! Thanks Charles!

Looks bomb Steve! Give Slap ya mama a try sometime. It's my favorite Cajun seasoning
Thanks Jake! I have the Slap ya mama as well. I'll use that the next time.

Myself, I find both of these to be WAY to salty for my liking...

Everything looks good tho3
Thank you!

Looks good Steve .
Look for the Tony C's with the purple lid . No salt . Has good spice without all the salt .
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I'll keep a look out for it. Thanks for the tip. Thanks!

Nice looking shrimp creole Steve. I also like the Tony C's but agree with others it's a bit salty. I'm still on the hunt for the salt free version. Again nice job

Point for sure
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Thanks Chris! I'm looking for it now too.

Will have to look for the salt free as well ...
Let me know if you find it.
 

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Looks great!! I’m overdue for some sort of Cajun creolambaytoufee type dish! Covering all my bases in making in case I veer from tradition haha
 
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Looks awesome Steve. You gotta watch out with Tony C's. One quick accidental snort of that stuff will have you sneezing your lungs out. It's my go-to when I'm stopped up. Ha!
Lol! Thanks Dave! You want pain? Last year I was curious how the XXX Habenaro powder smelled. Huge drama!!!!
 
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