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CAJUN REDFISH PIROGUE


      Boudin                      Yield: 5 Servings
      (store bought or homemade,   For the Sauce
      can be seafood, crawfish,   In a large skillet over medium heat, add
      or pork)                    oil and sausage. Cook until browned.
      5 links (about 3-5 oz. each)
      1 tbsp. oil                 Add the onions, bell pepper, celery, and

      Blackened Redfish & Shrimp  garlic, and continue  cooking until
      5 each Redfish fillets      vegetables are tender.
        (3-6 oz. each)            Stir in the diced tomatoes, tomato
      3 tbsp. blackened seasoning   paste, stock, and seasonings. Simmer for 20–30 minutes, or until the mixture has reduced by about half.
        (your favorite)
      3 tbsp. oil                 Add cream and cook until the sauce reaches your desired consistency.
      5 each shrimp 16/20 P&D     For the Boudin
      1 clove garlic- minced      Cook boudin in hot oil, then transfer to the oven, or pan-sear in a skillet until browned and the internal
      1 tbsp. butter              temperature reaches 165°F.
      Creole Andouille Cream Sauce  For the Redfish
      1 cup chicken stock         Season the fish generously with blackened seasoning. In a cast iron skillet over medium-high heat, add
      1 tsp Tony’s Creole seasoning  oil and sear the fish for 3–4 minutes on each side, until blackened (but not burnt).
      1 tbsp. oil
      1 oz. tomato paste          Remove from pan and set aside.
      6 oz. white onion- small diced  For the Shrimp
      3 oz. bell pepper- small diced  Using the same pan used for the fish, add 1 tablespoon of butter, garlic, and shrimp. Cook, stirring
      3 oz. celery- small diced   frequently, until shrimp are fully cooked.
      1 clove garlic- minced
      1 tsp. - coarse black pepper  To Assemble
      2 tsp. dry bay leaves       Place the boudin on the bottom as the base. Top with the blackened redfish, followed by a generous
      1-14 oz. can diced tomatoes  spoonful of the sauce, and finish with the sautéed shrimp.
      8 oz.- smoked Andouille     (Think of the boudin as the pirogue, floating in the sauce like water, carrying the fish and shrimp along
        sausage- small diced      for the ride!)
      2 oz.- heavy cream          Recipe courtesy of Chef Brent Daigle, Grady V’s Restaurant/ Premier Catering & Events

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