Custom Catering's
Custom Catering's
Jambalaya from Concentrate
Yield - about 35 parts
Ingredients
11 PARTS CUSTOM CATERING'S JAMBALAYA CONCENTRATE
9 PARTS BOILING HOT WATER
6 PARTS PAR BOILED RICE (Par Excellance, Uncle Bens or
Chefway Rice)
Method
Preheat oven to 350F, combine ingredients in a large turkey
roasting pan. (This will require 3/4s gallon to one gallon of
jambalaya concentrate.) Tightly cover with aluminum foil and bake
for 1 hour and 15 minutes.
Check jambalaya for doneness.
Alternate Method
When the ingredients are combined, it is best to "test the
water". That is, taste the stock, and get to know the
flavor. It is at this stage that you can adjust the jambalaya to
your personal taste.
By the way, Custom Catering tries to use as little salt as
possible, therefore, some customers may want to add salt (and
some Cayenne) to the stock.
Probably the best way to cook our jambalaya is to use chicken or
turkey stock instead of water. Try this, youll find the
flavors much more intense and rich.
Also, the proportions described above will give a slightly drier
jambalaya that most of our customers are use to. If the jambalaya
is going to be eaten immediately after cooking these proportions
are good. However, if the jambalaya is to be served buffet style
and may sit out over an hour; it is suggested that slightly more
water be used.
Plate Presentation
The sausage and seasonings have a tendency to float to the
surface during baking. It is therefore recommended that just
prior to serving the jambalaya be gently folded and the rice
fluffed. Do this only once, the folding of the jambalaya will
release much need heat and steam.
Chef's Notes:
It is important to learn the flavor of the jambalaya stock,
before covering the jambalaya a learned cook can
"Customize" our jambalaya to their personal tastes.
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Chef Emile L. Stieffel, Custom
Catering, Inc. email address: custom@acadiacom.net
Copyright © 1995 Custom Catering, Inc. All rights reserved.
Revised: April 25, 1997.