Recently I've had a hard time finding andouille sausage at my local grocery store. So when I found they were in stock a while back I panicked and cleared the shelf lol! When I am craving a particular recipe there is nothing worse then to not be able to find some major ingredients. So now I have ridiculous amounts of andouille in my freezer and I honestly do not make gumbo THAT often. SO now what to do with some of this. I started looked in my pantry and throwing a bunch of stuff together. Thankfully it turned out really well!
This recipe takes about 40 minutes from prep to table and fed my family of 4 with just enough left over for another mouth (or 2 toddler mouths).
Ingredients
FOR THE Andouille Pasta:
utensils you need:
- Cutting board
- Cutting knife
- Medium pot or large skillet
- Stirring Spoon
Directions
FOR THE ANDOUILLE PASTA:
- Heat oil in skillet on low-medium heat (4)
- Dice your onions and add to skillet along with minced garlic
- Slice your sausage into bite sized pieced like shown and add to skillet
- Turn heat up to medium high (7) and cook until brown and oil is all but cooked out.
- Once sausage has been browned add your chicken broth, tomatoes, and milk.
- Stir well and turn heat up to bring liquid to a boil.
- Once boiling, add 8 oz of elbow noodles, stir well, cover and reduce heat (1) for 12 minutes
- Once timer goes off, stir well and check for doneness.
- If not quite cooked then cover and cook for an additional 2 minutes.
- If cooked then remove from heat and let sit for a minute to reduce any additional broth.
- Now add cheese and mix to melt.
- Now serve and enjoy!!!
- Heat oil in skillet on low-medium heat (4)
- Dice your onions and add to skillet along with minced garlic
- Slice your sausage into bite sized pieced like shown and add to skillet
- Turn heat up to medium high (7) and cook until brown and oil is all but cooked out.
- Once sausage has been browned add your chicken broth, tomatoes, and milk.
- Stir well and turn heat up to bring liquid to a boil.
- Once boiling, add 8 oz of elbow noodles, stir well, cover and reduce heat (1) for 12 minutes
- Once timer goes off, stir well and check for doneness.
- If not quite cooked then cover and cook for an additional 2 minutes.
- If cooked then remove from heat and let sit for a minute to reduce any additional broth.
- Now add cheese and mix to melt.
- Now serve and enjoy!!!
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