Crispy Chicken Tenders
November 26, 2011 by admin
Filed under Cajun and Creole
If there is one thing we enjoy during the holidays it’s a wonderful meal. We picked up a great recipe that everyone in the family will enjoy, crispy chicken tenders with spicy Creole mustard. Anne Theis joins us from Salem Hospital in the Community Health Education Center to share one of her family favorites with us. Anne is a great cook and has self-published a cookbook to share with family and f…
Watch Spaghetti Sauce – Video Recipe – Quick Spaghetti Sauce
November 18, 2011 by admin
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Cajun Chicken Thighs
April 30, 2011 by admin
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With summer just around the corner??” it’s time to break out the grill! Check out our Cajun Chicken Thighs video. This recipe is a southern favorite that is simple to prepare and easy to eat straight from the ‘cue. Cajun flavor, enhanced with umami from Kikkoman Soy Sauce, garlic, chili powder, hot pepper sauce, and just the right amount of kikk. Get Grillling!…
Creole Crab Cream Sauce Recipe
January 27, 2011 by admin
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BRING BUTTER & HEAVY CREAM TO A BOIL AFTER SEASONING WITH PAPRIKA. CREOLE SEASONING. SALT. PEPPER. (LIGHT) DRIED OREGANO….ONCE SAUCE STARTS TO BOIL STIR IN CRAB MEAT. DICED CELERY AND RED ONIONS! Continue to boil and let sauce thicken OR add more cream if needed! I sauteed chicken to go with it and served it over orzo pasta (rice works too!)…
Cajun Turkey Gravy
November 26, 2010 by admin
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Just in time for Thanksgiving Day, here is our simple and fast Cajun Turkey Gravy. This is just the Gravy part, part one covers the Cajun Turkey that gave these drippings. Normally we use the broth for our stuffing to make it Cajun style too. We only use the fat for the roux and add chicken stock or water for the gravy. If you use the broth for your gravy, it WILL increase the heat level many fold…


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