Recipe courtesy of Floyd Melancon and Lucille Melancon

Pork and Sausage Jambalaya

  • Level: Easy
  • Yield: 8 servings
  • Total: 4 hr
  • Prep: 1 hr
  • Inactive: 2 hr
  • Cook: 1 hr
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Ingredients

1 cup cooking oil

2 pounds ground pork

1 pound yellow onions, chopped

4 cups water

1 pound ground sausage

Pinch salt

Pinch black pepper

Pinch red pepper

Pinch garlic powder

Dash hot sauce

1 pound long grain rice (recommended: Mahatma brand)

Directions

  1. In an 8-quart cast iron pot, heat oil on medium to high heat. Add pork and cook until water evaporates and pork is starting to brown. Remove excess oil leaving just a small amount in bottom of pot. Add onions to oil and cook on medium to high heat until the onions and pork have fully browned. Add water and sausage to pot and bring to a boil. Add salt, black pepper, red pepper, garlic powder and hot sauce, to taste. Boil on medium heat 10 to 15 minutes.
  2. Add rice and stir frequently to keep from sticking to pot. Stir for 7 to 8 minutes until rice has soaked up liquid. Put lid on pot and heat on low for 10 minutes. Lift lid and run spoon on side of pot 4 times to allow water to drain to bottom. Seal rice with back of spoon and replace lid. Cook for 15 minutes, then turn off the heat. Turn rice over with spoon to fluff and serve.

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Eldon H.

When prepaired as written, this recipe comes out very greasy. One should cook the suasage at the same time as the pork. Then drain all the fat. If you choose to boil the sausage as written in the recipe, the meat mixture should be drained, rinsed and then again add the water. Be sure to reseason the mixture. You might want to kick up the seasoning a little as this dish is slightly bland.

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