This cooking class has passed. Classes Classes The Bayou Kitchen – Jambalaya May 22, 2021 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm + Add to Calendar+ Add to Google Cal+ Add to iCal In this hands-on cooking class, we will create the tastes from New Orleans,and learn about some of the most precious cuisines in the world. Jambalaya is actually a “cousin” of Paella and includes many of the same ingredients. The dish is an amalgamation of African, Native, French, and Spanish culinary traditions. If you Love paella? You’ll love jambalaya! Using the reduction technique, Chef Drew Flanders will teach you how to develop deep concentrated flavors in this simple, one-pot dish for “your community” that is beyond “hot and spicy”. You will also learn how to make the perfect rice pilaf without a rice cooker!! You will be greeted with chips and Texas Caviar (black eyed peas & charred corn dip) Served with a Sazerac Cocktail Then we will get busy and make; Traditional Southern Jambalaya with with the Cajan trinity (onion, celery bell peppers) Chicken, Andouille Sausages, Rice, and Spices topped with siliced roasted pork Braised Mustard Greens with Bacon Lardons Southern Cornbread with Molasses Butter Share This Class Return to classes ⟶
This cooking class has passed. Classes Classes The Bayou Kitchen – Jambalaya May 22, 2021 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm + Add to Calendar+ Add to Google Cal+ Add to iCal In this hands-on cooking class, we will create the tastes from New Orleans,and learn about some of the most precious cuisines in the world. Jambalaya is actually a “cousin” of Paella and includes many of the same ingredients. The dish is an amalgamation of African, Native, French, and Spanish culinary traditions. If you Love paella? You’ll love jambalaya! Using the reduction technique, Chef Drew Flanders will teach you how to develop deep concentrated flavors in this simple, one-pot dish for “your community” that is beyond “hot and spicy”. You will also learn how to make the perfect rice pilaf without a rice cooker!! You will be greeted with chips and Texas Caviar (black eyed peas & charred corn dip) Served with a Sazerac Cocktail Then we will get busy and make; Traditional Southern Jambalaya with with the Cajan trinity (onion, celery bell peppers) Chicken, Andouille Sausages, Rice, and Spices topped with siliced roasted pork Braised Mustard Greens with Bacon Lardons Southern Cornbread with Molasses Butter Share This Class Return to classes ⟶