Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Debo's Pecan Smoked Sausage And Rice

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In 1694, rice arrived in South Carolina. Rice has been grown in southern Arkansas, Louisiana and east Texas since the mid 19th century. Many Cajun farmers grew rice in wet marshes and low lying prairies where they could also farm crayfish when the fields were flooded. In recent years rice production has risen in North America.

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Debo's Pecan Smoked Sausage and Rice

Copyright 2011 Christine's Pantry. All rights reserved.

Ingredients:
1 (14 oz) smoked pecan sausage, cut into 1/4 slices, then quarter each slice
2 (8.5 oz) Uncle Ben's whole grain brown & wild (Mars, Incorporated)
1 small onion, chopped
extra virgin olive oil, just enough to cover bottom of pan
1 teaspoon pepper
pinch salt
1 tablespoon garlic herb seasoning


Directions:
Place olive oil in skillet over medium heat. Add onions, cook until tender. Add sausage, pepper, garlic herb seasoning and salt. Cook rice according to package directions. Once rice is cooked, add rice to sausage and stir well. Enjoy!


9 comments:

  1. This sounds really wonderful, Christine! Yummy!

    xx,
    Tammy

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  2. Thanks, Tammy. It was easy, quick and yummy. And the pecan smoked sausage is awesome.

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  3. Sounds like an awesome recipe!!! I love all the ingre. that you used..Delicious!!!

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  4. Hi Sandra,

    Thanks for the visit. I love visitors, comments and emails. I also love sharing stories and recipes. I love cooking. I actually want to go to culinary school. Thanks again for stopping by.

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  5. I've not seen smoked pecan sausage in our local grocery. I'll have to see if I can find some. This looks like a terrific weeknight meal.

    Kristi

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  6. Hi Mother Rimmy, you may want to go to Wal Mart, that's where I got mine. Or you can use any smoked sausage, such as Hickory smoke sausage, or use your favorite smoked sausage. Thanks for stopping by.

    Christine

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  7. I make something very similar to this...It's very easy and very good.

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