Wayde's Cajun Jambalaya Pasta

"Awesome.....This is a recipe I took from a cookbook called Cooking New Orleans Style and tweaked it until I got it how I wanted. It was originally called "Crawfish Fettuccine" but I renamed it after Wayde J. a good buddy of mine! The recipe now is really quite different."
 
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Ready In:
1hr 40mins
Ingredients:
17
Serves:
12
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ingredients

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directions

  • In a large (7.5 quart) Dutch oven over medium heat with 1/2 cup flour and 1/2 cup butter make a medium brown roux. Add onions celery and bell pepper. Cook 10 minutes stirring often. Season with salt and cayenne pepper.
  • Add other 2 sticks of butter, cook about 5 minutes stirring often. Add parsley , shrimp and crawfish and cook 15-20 minutes stirring frequently until shrimp and crawfish are close to done.
  • Add half-and-half, wine cheese and garlic Bring to a simmer and cook another 15 minutes.
  • In a separate pot cook noodles until al dente.
  • Combine both mixtures, in casserole dishes or in dutch oven. Top with parmesan and Emeril's Essence bake for 20-25 minutes.
  • Serve with French Bread.

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RECIPE SUBMITTED BY

Divorced father of 2...I love cooking and entertaining, I've been a member here at the Zaar for about 2 years now. In my spare time i love spending time with my kids, cooking, scuba diving, fitness and hunting & fishing. I've worked in the beer business for many years now. My brother and I also own a small construction company. We're looking at doing some internet business ventures also. My favorite cookbook is a regional italian cookbook called "Wining & Dining with John Grisanti". Passions other than my hobbies include Oakland Raider football, St. Louis Cardinal baseball and my "Monday Night Supper Club" where about 10-12 of my friends & I gather to eat, drink & be merry. My deceased grandmother inspired me to cook a few years ago because I felt cooking was going to be a lost art. Hopefully that is changing, with the help of Recipezaar.com and Food Network.
 
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