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1. spoonuniversity.com › school › emoryWhat Is Jambalaya? What to Know About This Southern Dish

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   Feb 20, 2018 · If you’ve ever been to New Orleans, or even anywhere down South, then you’ve probably heard of a popular dish called jambalaya—in fact, you may have even tried it. But did you know what you were eating other than a hodgepodge plate of rice and meat?

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     John Besh: New Orleans' Best Jambalaya | National Geographic

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3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › JambalayaJambalaya - Wikipedia

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   Jambalaya is a Creole/Cajun-American dish that originated in Africa and Europe and was brought to Louisiana during the colonial period. [5] These two cuisines blended in Louisiana; but also resulted in cultural and regional variations in how the dish is prepared. [6]

4. www.mashed.com › 311711 › what-is-jambalaya-and-whatWhat Is Jambalaya And What Does It Taste Like? - Mashed

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   Jan 13, 2021 · It gets its color because the rice absorbs the sauce (and there are no tomatoes). It's usually made in cast-iron pots that completely caramelize the sugars in the meats vegetables. The same holy trinity vegetables are added, and then the stock and rice.

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5. www.thespruceeats.com › what-is-jambalaya-p2-1328785What Is Jambalaya? - The Spruce Eats

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   Sep 13, 2022 · Jambalaya is a popular rice, meat, and vegetable dish enjoyed in the Southeast United States, especially Louisiana. Jambalaya has been a favorite dish for generations because it is inexpensive, delicious, and can be altered to include whatever the chef may have on hand.

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6. www.britannica.com › topic › jambalayaJambalaya | Creole, Cajun, Rice Dish, Origin, & Ingredients ...

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   Sep 23, 2024 · jambalaya, a savory dish, popularly associated with the U.S. state of Louisiana, consisting of meat (pork, chicken, or even rabbit), seafood (shrimp, crab, crawfish), or both (often including andouille either way) and cooked with vegetables, stock, rice, and various seasonings.

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   Feb 28, 2014 · Though most of the country associates jambalaya—a rice-based stew of meats and vegetables—with New Orleans, most sources agree that the dish originated in the Caribbean. With Fat Tuesday right...

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   Why is Jambalaya so popular?

   • Jambalaya is a popular rice, meat, and vegetable dish enjoyed in the Southeast United States, especially Louisiana. Jambalaya has been a favorite dish for generations because it is inexpensive, delicious, and can be altered to include whatever the chef may have on hand.

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   Is Jambalaya a savory dish?

   • jambalaya, a savory dish, popularly associated with the U.S. state of Louisiana, consisting of meat (pork, chicken, or even rabbit), seafood (shrimp, crab, crawfish), or both (often including andouille either way) and cooked with vegetables, stock, rice, and various seasonings.

   Jambalaya | Creole, Cajun, Rice Dish, Origin, & Ingredients | Britannica

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   When is Jambalaya cooked?

   • The dish is finished when the rice has cooked. In some Cajun kitchens, jambalaya is made with seasoned sausage or ham, rice, parsley, stock and spices and put in a pot and cooked with rice until done, and sometimes prepared with cooked rice.

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   Why is Cajun jambalaya Brown?

   • Cajun jambalaya first sprang up in rural South Louisiana and is brown. It gets its color because the rice absorbs the sauce (and there are no tomatoes). It's usually made in cast-iron pots that completely caramelize the sugars in the meats vegetables. The same holy trinity vegetables are added, and then the stock and rice.

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   How did Jambalaya originate?

   • No one can say with certainty how the dish evolved, other than as a mishmash reflective of the various cultures—African, Spanish, and French—that settled in Louisiana over several centuries. One theory posits that jambalaya was created when Spanish settlers in New Orleans tried to make paella, substituting tomatoes for hard-to-find saffron.

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   What is Creole jambalaya?

   • Creole jambalaya originated near New Orleans and is often called red jambalaya. It gets its hue from tomatoes. The dish is made with the "holy trinity" of Creole cooking: onion, celery, and bell pepper. The vegetables are cooked with smoked sausage and chicken, and then tomatoes, stock, and rice are added, boiled, and cooked.

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9. www.tasteatlas.com › jambalayaJambalaya | Traditional Rice Dish From Louisiana, United ...

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   The cheapest way to serve a crowd of people, jambalaya is one of Louisiana's favorite dishes originating from the Cajuns from the southern parts of the country, where food was often scarce.