TRIVIA: Can you identify the dish by its ingredient??
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Jambalaya or creole pork stew
johnsbrewhouse said in TRIVIA: Can you identify the dish by its ingredient??:
Jambalaya or creole pork stew
I think I already owe you a prize don’t it?? In any case what is your one guess, since you have two local delicacies
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Jambalaya just cause it looks less soupy
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Sauce Piquant.
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Look in the pot and see if you can identify the dish. If you can, just from this picture, then I will send you the special ingredients used to make my version of the dish.
Hints to follow!!
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johnsbrewhouse said in TRIVIA: Can you identify the dish by its ingredient??:
Jambalaya or creole pork stew
I think I already owe you a prize don’t it?? In any case what is your one guess, since you have two local delicacies
Dr_Pain I might have to go with the Jambalaya since you added the chicken in. Love that you made your chicken stock.
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Look in the pot and see if you can identify the dish. If you can, just from this picture, then I will send you the special ingredients used to make my version of the dish.
Hints to follow!!
Jambalaya Dr_Pain
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Look in the pot and see if you can identify the dish. If you can, just from this picture, then I will send you the special ingredients used to make my version of the dish.
Hints to follow!!
Dr_Pain it looks great
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Gumbo,Jambulia
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markzs A lot of cajun food does look the same, it’s crazy then change out a few ingredients then it’s entirely something else!
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markzs A lot of cajun food does look the same, it’s crazy then change out a few ingredients then it’s entirely something else!
HerbcoFood said in TRIVIA: Can you identify the dish by its ingredient??:
change out a few ingredients then it’s entirely something else!
I get in this debate often, not with cajun dishes, but with others like sausage. When someone says its all the same, I say spaghetti and ramen both have noodles so they are the same right? That usually quells any further dispute.
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HerbcoFood said in TRIVIA: Can you identify the dish by its ingredient??:
change out a few ingredients then it’s entirely something else!
I get in this debate often, not with cajun dishes, but with others like sausage. When someone says its all the same, I say spaghetti and ramen both have noodles so they are the same right? That usually quells any further dispute.
Ridley Acres said in TRIVIA: Can you identify the dish by its ingredient??:
HerbcoFood said in TRIVIA: Can you identify the dish by its ingredient??:
change out a few ingredients then it’s entirely something else!
I get in this debate often, not with cajun dishes, but with others like sausage. When someone says its all the same, I say spaghetti and ramen both have noodles so they are the same right? That usually quells any further dispute.
HAHAHA!!! For some crazy reason not many people dare getting in some philosophical foodie debates. I usually get approached with questions rather than statements. It might be my size and the fact that I don’t usually smile LOL!
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HerbcoFood said in TRIVIA: Can you identify the dish by its ingredient??:
change out a few ingredients then it’s entirely something else!
I get in this debate often, not with cajun dishes, but with others like sausage. When someone says its all the same, I say spaghetti and ramen both have noodles so they are the same right? That usually quells any further dispute.
Ridley Acres I’ve seen that a lot with sausage. Some people call everything a brat, then I have to explain the difference between an actual bratwurst, Italian, Polish, Linguica or Andouille . They are all wurst but not bratwurst.
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Ridley Acres I’ve seen that a lot with sausage. Some people call everything a brat, then I have to explain the difference between an actual bratwurst, Italian, Polish, Linguica or Andouille . They are all wurst but not bratwurst.
Bob Stehlik said in TRIVIA: Can you identify the dish by its ingredient??:
Ridley Acres I’ve seen that a lot with sausage. Some people call everything a brat, then I have to explain the difference between an actual bratwurst, Italian, Polish, Linguica or Andouille . They are all wurst but not bratwurst.
Roger that. They are all wurst but they have names that mean something. Usually about the ingredients, flavor, texture, process and country of origin.
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markzs said in TRIVIA: Can you identify the dish by its ingredient??:
looks like gumbo to me
I’ll make a gumbo just for you, next!
Dr_Pain I need to take some pictures of my gumbo next week. Making 20 gallons for people for thanksgiving. I will make my roux in the oven and then add the vegetables.
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Look like the start of some damn fine GUMBO.
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