9 lbs. pork (cooked and ground)
2 lbs. pork or calves liver (cooked & ground)
Cook the following vegetables along with the pork
2 stalks celery (chopped fine)
1 bunch green onions (chopped)
1 bell pepper (chopped)
2 large onions (chopped)
Save some of the liquid from the cooked pork to help in the mixing with the rice.
1 oz. salt (put in with meat when cooking)
1 oz. red pepper
1/2 oz. black pepper
1/2 oz. garlic powder
1/2 oz. M.S.G. (Accent)
5 lbs. cooked rice
Mix all ingredients well and stuff into sausage casings.
A.J. Judice's Boudain Recipe
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Thanks HM but have a question. Assume that the 5 lb rice is dry weight?
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Papa Tom wrote:Thanks HM but have a question. Assume that the 5 lb rice is dry weight?
Yes. This was how it was in the store in Port Arthur.
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Re: A.J. Judice's Boudain Recipe
Great post.. After I eat all that I brought back, I am going to try to make this one and slightly smoke them...
Thanks for the post...
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Thanks for the post...
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