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Re: Slow Cooker Jambalaya
[Re: shelby]
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05/13/2009 07:03 PM
05/13/2009 07:03 PM
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I agree, I do now remember thinking the same thing when I last made it, about a year ago... it was a bit soupy... But I think I'd leave out about 1/2 cup of the crushed tomatos... and add a bout 1/2 cup of the infused broth, just for the flavor... actually I think next time I'll use whole plum tomatos (and seed them , then cut them into chunks myself) packed in puree... I like the tomatos a bit more "chunky" than crushed... also I'd add a small amount of roux about 30 mimutes before adding the shrimp...
Thanks for all the feedback and suggestions! Glad you two enjoyed it... It's really good as is, even if a bit soupy! I'm not sure, but I think authentic Jambalaya is supposed to be soupy? But I'd prefer it not so...
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