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Express Shrimp & Sausage Jambalaya

February/March 2005, The EatingWell Healthy in a Hurry Cookbook (2006)

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You don't have to sacrifice the traditional smoky punch of this Cajun favorite just because you're short on time. All you need is some purchased sausage and quick-cooking brown rice to create a rich, satisfying dinner on any weeknight. Have some sliced berries for dessert to cool off your palate!



READER'S COMMENT:
"I will be honest-- I haven't made this recipe... but I am unlikely to do so. Other than those contained in the andouille sausage (provided that you *use* andouille and not the low-fat kielbasa listed as an alternative), there is no spice...
Express Shrimp & Sausage Jambalaya Recipe

8 Reviews for Express Shrimp & Sausage Jambalaya

05/19/2013
Anonymous
The andouille is not optional!

This was really easy to make - we had left overs for a week and my husband ate every last scrap! However, it would be a lot more like a traditional jambalaya with the addition of perhaps some sort of diced tomatoes and some cajun spices...however don't short sell the use of the andouille - it really does provide flavor for the ENTIRE dish!

Quick, easy, good
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03/12/2013
Anonymous

This is not jambalaya. I was born and raised in New Orleans. Just because you add andouille or smoked sausage and shrimp, doesn't make it jambalaya!

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12/13/2011

Yes, the only spices are in the andouille sausage (provided you use it). Do get creative and add some spices to it. Otherwise it's blend. But it's a fast decently tasty meal.

fast
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12/08/2011
Anonymous
Family Favorite!

The recipe may sound simple, but it has a lot of flavor. Try it!

Great easy recipe, as written. I do chop my own veggies instead of using a frozen mix though.
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10/01/2011
Better than Take-Out

I will keep these ingredients on hand so I'm never again tempted to stop for fattening unhealthy take-out. I can make this quicker than the pizza guy can deliver.

Quik, delicious, handy
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