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One-Pot Pastalaya
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marsiamarsia
January 25, 2017
Fairly recently, I found the Tofurky brand of vegetarian sausages in the supermarket's section of the fresh produce, near where they sell the tofu. I have tried meatless Chorizo and meatless Italian-style sausage, loved them, and now I plan to use their Andouille sausage, which offers me a healthier alternative to pork sausage (IMO). I've been a vegetarian for a long time, but having grown up on the Texas Gulf Coast, I still allow myself some shrimp sometimes. But the vegetarian sausage gives me more interesting choices, such as this tempting recipe! Just the kind of meal I'm attracted to in winter.
Mark
August 5, 2016
Correct me if I'm wrong, but shouldn't this be called "Jambapasta" instead "Pastalaya?" (Because the "Jambon" (ham) is still in the dish...)
Mark
August 6, 2016
Once upon a time, one of the base ingredients was ham (usually Tasso, but has evolved to be replaced with Andouille). The name Jambalaya was thought to be an Anglicization of the name of the dish that included ham (jambon in French).
Jane W.
January 5, 2016
Can this be made ahead by an hour or so, or would it get mushy? Having a dinner party for 10. Sounds so good but I don't think I can do it while guests are here.
inpatskitchen
January 5, 2016
Hi Jane! You could prep it to the step just before adding the pasta. The pasta goes in for about 12 minutes and you could add the shrimp at the very end. You'd need to excuse yourself for about 15 minutes, however. Hope you enjoy and please let me know how it works out for you.
Jane W.
January 5, 2016
Ooh, that makes sense. Thank you and I will get back to you to let you know how it went over.
Livinonthecrowrock
July 15, 2015
I made my first "real" jambalaya after a visit to Lafayette, LA. We got our Andouille there and brought some home. This recipe tastes as good as the traditional style, but was equally as tasty and much easier! I know I will be making this again and again. PS- I did use some of our stash of LA Andouille...
inpatskitchen
July 15, 2015
Thanks so much! Theres nothing like the "real" deal when it comes andouille!
Traveler
July 13, 2015
I have been making jambalaya like this for years. The Cheesecake Factory makes theirs with pasta (you can request rice) and that is where I got the idea. I am not much of a rice person so this is right up my alley.
AnnieHynes
March 30, 2014
I have made this 3x's already! Love!
inpatskitchen
March 30, 2014
So happy you love it! I'm making it this week for my brother who's coming into town...will see how it compares to any he's had in LA. Thanks so much!
sevenfaces
March 15, 2014
This tastes absolutely fantastic, and it's SO easy! The hardest thing about this is peeling and deveining the prawns, which I happen to like doing anyway. I think using fresh whole prawns as opposed to the pre-peeled frozen ones that are commonly available here is essential to the flavour. Added peas near the end because it felt right (and didn't have any spring onions). Excellent recipe!
inpatskitchen
March 16, 2014
I totally agree with you re: the prawns. Shell on is the way to go to start. Unfortunately here in Michigan I can only find them frozen. You're so luckly to have fresh available. So happy you enjoyed the pastalaya...Thanks so much!!!
Singapore D.
March 1, 2014
Hi, from Sydney, Australia. Really outstanding one pot meal. Great flavours and depth. Thank :)
foxeslovelemons
January 30, 2014
Congrats, Pat! I knew this recipe was a star from the moment I first saw it!
sexyLAMBCHOPx
January 30, 2014
you're on fire! congrats. I cant eat shrimp, but perhaps I can modify. love your recipes.
inpatskitchen
January 31, 2014
Thank you chops! Maybe extra chicken and a little clam juice or fish stock to replace some of the water?
Kukla
January 30, 2014
Congratulation Pat on being one of the finalists!! Your recipe looks and sounds wonderful and it is such a smart spin on a Jambalaya!! Good luck!!!
inpatskitchen
January 31, 2014
Thanks Kukla! I just love this site...everyone makes one feel so welcome!
lapadia
January 30, 2014
An excellent one pot comfort, Congrats, Pat!
inpatskitchen
January 31, 2014
Thank you lapadia...when Tom raves about a recipe I make I know I've struck gold!
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