Making a boudin stuffed, bacon wrapped, pork tenderloin for dinner tonight!
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My only tip - never buy boudain from a kid selling it off a card table on the shoulder of a 2 lane highway in SW Louisiana. Especially if he is wearing no shoes and a rope for a belt. You may think it will be "authentic" but in fact, within a few hours there will be all kinds of things you don't remember eating flying out of your body with extreme and violent force....
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Originally posted by jerp View PostMy only tip - never buy boudain from a kid selling it off a card table on the shoulder of a 2 lane highway in SW Louisiana. Especially if he is wearing no shoes and a rope for a belt. You may think it will be "authentic" but in fact, within a few hours there will be all kinds of things you don't remember eating flying out of your body with extreme and violent force....
That was way funny!
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Most violent case of food poisoning I've ever had - I could have put out a forest fire (or maybe two - one in front of me and one behind me) that night. Couldn't eat the stuff for several years after that. Finally got over it though, in fact this thread has got me fired up to make it myself!
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Keep and others
made it thru the Hurricane fine, BUT it has been raining real hard for 2 days straight.
keep us in your prayers as manay still w/out electricity
I have AC and i-net, but no TV / cable.
re: boudin - I can do a TBH Boudin express if needed.
I can pick it up, and send it w/ Frank or whoever else is passing thru LAF
I need to attend Bownanza '09 and bring my large cast iron pot to make jambalaya. I can also make fresh cajun boudin for everyone !!
cb <*)))>{
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Originally posted by jpbruni View PostWimp
You ain't never lied!!!Actually it is what we sell in our restaurants so gotta keep it under wraps!
Originally posted by Cajun Blake View Postmy large cast iron pot to make jambalaya. )>{
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Originally posted by SaltwaterSlick View PostAw man, i've got some in my freezer at home from Best Stop and from Dons in Scott... gonna eat some for supper. One thing for you guys who get it in bulk so to speak from these fine places in Louisiana and bring it back, what I started to do is buy a couple of 5# boxes and put 2 to 4 links in a food saver bag and vacuum seal it for the freezer. When you want to cook it or heat it up, you can just take the frozen bags out of the freezer and drop them in boiling water for a few minutes and presto, you've got fresh hot boudin... Thinkin' 'bout a Cajun 7-course meal rat now!... a six pack and a link of boudin!! Sure wish I hadn't opened this thread...)
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