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1⁄4 cup Oil |
11⁄2 cup or so Water |
3 cloves Garlic, minced |
1 stick Celery, chopped |
1 lb Ground beef or pork |
1⁄2 cup Onion top, chopped |
2 cup White long grain rice |
2 Medium onions, chopped fine |
1 Medium bell pepper, chopped |
Salt and caenne pepper to taste |
3 to 4 drops Liquid Smoke (optional) |
1 tbl Parsley, chopped fresh or dried flakes |
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In a heavy dutch oven over medium-high heat, saut? onion in oil until clear and slightly yellow on edges. Wash rice and drain. Add to pot and stir well. Put heat on medium and let rice fry with onions until slightly yellow. Brown ground beef or pork in another pot and drain. Add drained meat to rice and mix well. Add salt and pepper, liquid smoke (optional), and parsley, stir. Add ? cup water, stir well, cover and lower heat to low to allow rice to steam. Let cook without stirring about 10 minutes then stir lightly with a fork to fluff up. Recover and cook another 10 minutes. Fluff and add a little more water if jambalaya is dry and rice is hard. Recover and cook until rice is tender.
Jambalaya is used most of the time as a main dish and after you taste it you'll know why!
Take a bow Chez Paul Savoie!
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