Recipe Wednesday – Jambalaya

I don’t know about you but Jason and I love pretty much anything seafood.  A while ago I was flipping through a cookbook that Jason’s grandmother gave me as a wedding shower gift and I found a great Jambalaya recipe.  I’ve made it before but I made it again this weekend to get some pictures for you.  I was reminded again of how good the recipe and HOW MUCH it makes!  Unless you are having guests over always make a half of a recipe because it makes a ton of food!

As a side note, I’ve decided that when I have multiple picture of a recipe I’ll post them here but I’ll post a version with only one picture on my recipe blog.  That way if you’re pulling a recipe off of the recipe blog it will be in an easily print-able format while the ones here will be a little more informative!  Some recipes, like this one, are so easy that there are only a few recipes.  But if there are more detailed steps then I’ll include more pictures!

So, here’s the recipe for Jambalaya!

Ingredients:

2 cans French Onion Soup

2 cans Cream of Celery Soup

1 Large Jar Sliced Mushrooms

1 can Rotel

1 cup Chopped Onion

1 Green Bell Pepper, chopped

3 Green Onions, chopped (I omitted these this time because I forgot them)

2 lbs Smoked Sausage, Chopped

2 lbs Peeled, raw Shrimp

2 cups Uncooked Rice

Combine all ingredients in large dish and cover tightly with foil.  Bake in preheated 350 degree oven for 1 to 1 1/2 hours until hot all the way through and rice is cooked.

Serves 10 – 12 

Remember, I made a HALF recipe and it filled the oval baking dish that I was cooking in to the brim!

Enjoy!