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    Sausage w/Red Beans + Rice


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    THIS IS A TRADITIONAL "MONDAY" DINNER AROUND
    HERE, BUT WE LOVE IT ANY DAY OF THE WEEK! YOU
    CAN ADD MORE PEPPER IF YOU LIKE YOUR FOOD
    CAJUN-HOT. AFTER THE BEANS ARE SERVED, SOME
    IN MY FAMILY ADD SYRUP TO COOL THE SPICE!
    BANANA PEPPERS ARE GREAT WITH THIS DISH ALSO!
    ENJOY!

    Sausage w/Red Beans + Rice

    1 pound dry red kidney beans
    1 pound or one package smoked sausage,
    ... cut into 1 to 2 inch lengths
    1/3 pound any hot sausage,
    ... cut into 1 to 2 inch lengths
    1 cup chopped yellow onion
    1/2 cup chopped sweet green bell peppers
    1 chopped green onion with stalk, (scallion type)
    1 minced clove garlic
    1 teaspoon vegetable oil
    1/4 cup all-purpose flour
    2 teaspoons hot pepper sauce
    2 dashes worchestire sauce
    2 Tablespoons salt
    2 teaspoons brown sugar
    ground red or black pepper to taste
    6 cups, approximately, water
    2 cups cooked white rice

    Empty dry beans into a large cook pot. Fill with water
    to about 3 inches above beans. Add salt, pepper, pepper
    sauce, worstershire sauce to pot and let it soak.
    Add cooking oil to a large skillet and saute sausage on
    medium/high heat until browned. Remove and add to pot
    with the red beans.
    Begin cooking the beans over medium/high heat while
    completing the next steps.
    In the oil/drippings from the sausage, add the onions,
    bell pepper and brown sugar. Saute over medium heat
    until onions are opaque.
    Add garlic and flour, and stir constantly over medium
    heat for about 6 minutes. (Be careful not to burn roux.)
    When browned, stir mixture into the pot with the beans
    and bring to a boil. Turn heat low (but, still bubbling)
    and cook slow/simmer, stirring occasionally, for about
    3 hours or until beans are soft and water is thickened.
    (if not thick enough, you can remove 1/2 cup of just the
    beans and mash with a fork and return to pot)

    Serve over rice with sweet cornbread!! Yum!

 

 

 


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