KCBS member Dave Conti likes his food spicy, on or off the grill. He shared his jambalaya recipe with Hartford’s WSFT-TV and with his friends at KCBS.
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Andalusian Mixed Paella
Varieties include seafood paella, in which seafood is substituted for the meat and snails, or mixed paella, which contains both meat and seafood.
Smoked, Grilled, and Plank-Cooked Seafood
It shouldn’t be a surprise that your grill also happens to be a terrific tool for smoking, plank-cooking, and grilling seafood and fish.
Louisiana Crab Cakes with Fresh Tomato and Chile Tartar Sauce
These delicious crab cakes are a wonderful way to use crab meat. The fresh tomato and chile tartar sauce is unusual and adds a dash of flavor.
Making Curry Powders and Pastes for Seafood
My recommendation is that, whenever possible, cooks should follow the recipes in this series and use freshly ground or mixed ingredients for the curries.
Catfish: The Pigs of the Sea
The Mekong Catfish above is a good example of why some catfish and groupers are called “the pigs of the sea.” Freshness is the key to Asian seafood.
Sizzling Seafood Part Two
Almost every culture has their variety of piquant seafood, from Jamaican pepper shrimp to Creole shrimp and andouille jambalaya to Filipino hot and sour soup.
Andalusian Mixed Paella
Paella, like this Andalusian mixed paella, is perhaps one of Spain’s best-known dishes, originating in the Valencia region, and is one of the national dishes of Spain.
Sizzling Seafood Part One
Almost every cuisine has its variety of piquant seafood, from ceviche to spicy soups to pan-fried fish. And most recipes can be adapted to add a spice component.
Our Homemade Cajun Rub Recipe
Here’s a concentrated Cajun rub has its origins in Louisiana, where it seems that every home cook has his or her own secret spice mixture for grilled foods.