Looks great Charles . Yup , that stomper works great on the tomatoes .
Nice work bud !
Nice work bud !
I resemble that remark lolI made etouffe last weekend. I have never put sausage in mine before. However your dish looks great, and I want some.
I had to stop making Jambalaya, I was the only one eating it, and I started to resemble Paul Prudhomme in body shape.
The white roux has to do with how long the roux is cooked, not what is added to it to color it...Not looking to poke the bear, but...
You say authentic Etouffee uses a blonde or med brown roux, uses little tomato and no tomato paste or sauce.
But the authentic Etouffee recipe utilizes both tomatoes and tomato sauce. Granted not much, but like Ragu, it's in there.
And it says to cook the roux white, not blonde or medium brown roux.
And on top of that it adds the flour to the trinity after the tomato and tomato sauce has been added, so how is the cook to get a white roux much less blonde or otherwise.
You're gonna get a pink something that isn't roux.
The guideline I posted are the classical differences. Now I realize in the modern world today that there has been a lot of crossover and bastardization of the classical cajun dishes....I mean-that is how pastalaya was invented....Not looking to poke the bear, but...![]()
Call it what you will...Where do the line form for a heaping bowl?
Jim
I made etouffe last weekend. I have never put sausage in mine before. However your dish looks great, and I want some.
I had to stop making Jambalaya, I was the only one eating it, and I started to resemble Paul Prudhomme in body shape.
Thanks Jim!! My dish was a hybrid, I guess. It's what happens when there's too many cooks in the kitchen...Looks great Charles . Yup , that stomper works great on the tomatoes .
Nice work bud !
I appreciate your kind words very much...That looks phenomenal man… slap a bib on me… I’d love a bowl of that! YUM!
Thank you, Chris!!Call it what you want. To this Yankee it makes no difference no how. I'd love me a bowl of that Charles
Point for sure
Chris
It turned out pretty good, I think. Thank you...Etoufee, Creole, Cajun, or Cat Chit, I'll take a bowl.
Looks mighty tasty Charles!