Johnny! I need your sausage for my jambalaya!
Each and every Louisiana family has their own recipe of jambalaya, like every Italian family has a sauce recipe.
I just need one. Preferably a delicious one.
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Each and every Louisiana family has their own recipe of jambalaya, like every Italian family has a sauce recipe.
That looks great. Perhaps instead of an onion with the chicken, you could add a diced shallot when you deglaze the pan, to add another dimension to the wilted greens?One pan and just a few minutes. Low fat, and low carbs.
About 1/4 inch slices across the grain on a Chicken Breast. Sprayed the pan with cooking spray, sprinkled the Chicken with seasoning seared quickly.
When the Chicken was done, I deglazed the pan with a couple of tablespoons of water and tossed in greens I had chopped and ready to go in. About two leafs each of Mustard Greens, Red Chard, and Kale.
Just as the pan was going dry I juiced a lemon over it. Just barely wilted it. A little tart, I'll add onions to the pan next time with the chicken.
Found a breakfast food I can eat in the morning that won't make me feel ill.
Toast, baby arugula dressed in vinegar and oil, medium poached egg, salt and pepper, prosciutto.
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Isn't that bacon?
), mushroom, a bit of parsley, a bit of garlic powder and a sprinkling of shredded cheese! ^_^
I once bought one of those indoor electrical grills...
And I love having barbeque during winter… steak, sausages, and grilled vegetables… plain, seasoned or swimming in butter