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		<title>Creole (Crock-Pot) Jambalaya</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[After making a pot of jambalaya a couple of weeks back on the stove then preparing another batch this week (for #thebeachhouse supper) in a crock-pot, I can honestly testify that, if you have an extra hour and a half to two hours to burn, you should definitely cook your jambalaya in a crock-pot as [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="center frame" src="http://www.scottysnacks.com/images/jambalaya_header.jpg" alt="Scotty Snacks Creole (Crock Pot) Jambalaya on a white plate"/>After making a pot of jambalaya a couple of weeks back on the stove then preparing another batch this week (for #thebeachhouse supper) in a crock-pot, I can honestly testify that, if you have an extra hour and a half to two hours to burn, you should definitely cook your jambalaya in a crock-pot as opposed to on the stove.  *Well, I do recommend bringing the water/oil mixture to a boil on the stove as it will be much faster than in the crock-pot but, after that, leave the rest of the magic to the power of the crock-pot.  As I had mentioned to all who had a bite (or two) of my Creole Crock-Pot Jambalaya, besides the meat, some sliced yellow &#038; red peppers and a few dashes of additional seasoning, the main ingredients come straight from the Zatarain&#8217;s Jambalaya mix box (which can be purchased at just about any grocery market).</p>
<h3><u>What&#8217;s Needed</u></h3>
<p>3 boxes Zatarain&#8217;s Jambalaya mix<br />
7.5 cups water<br />
6 tablespoons of vegetable oil<br />
2 boneless chicken breasts (cooked and sliced into small pieces)<br />
1.5 lb of cooked shrimp<br />
2 packs of smoked sausage<br />
A half of a normal sized yellow pepper (chopped into small pieces)<br />
A half of a normal sized red pepper (chopped into small pieces)<br />
A few drops of Tabasco<br />
A small pinch of Tony Chachere&#8217;s<br />
A small pinch of cayenne pepper</p>
<h3><u>Step By Step</u></h3>
<p><img class="right frame" src="http://www.scottysnacks.com/images/jambalaya.jpg" alt="Scotty Snacks Creole (Crock Pot) Jambalaya on a white plate"/>Bring (7.5 cups) water and (6 tablespoons) vegetable oil to boil on stove then toss into crock-pot along with the meats, the boxes of Zatarain&#8217;s Jambalaya mix, the sliced peppers and the additional seasoning; set the heat to high and close the lid.  Leave the lid closed until you begin to see the mixture boiling (usually takes about 30-45 minutes to see the mixture boiling around the edges).  Once you see mixture boiling/bubbling, lift the lid, stir all around well, close the lid and set the heat to low, to simmer/cook for a remaining 45 minutes to an hour or so.  And, quite frankly, that is a wrap!  Serve warm and, please leave out the Tabasco, Tony Chachere&#8217;s and Cayenne pepper for those who so <del datetime="2009-02-14T05:35:29+00:00">care</del> dare to go spicy!</p>
<p><em>To Note: Using this 3 box recipe will get you enough to serve about 10-20 people.  Simply add/subtract accordingly should you need more/less.  If you do need more, you may need another crock-pot as the 5 quart crock-pot that I used for this specific 3 box batch was just about full.  ALSO: You can feel free to add/swap some ham, crawfish, fish and/or meat-of-your-choice in there too</em> <img src='http://www.scottysnacks.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_wink.gif' alt=';)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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