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Mediterranean Pork Jambalaya

Mediterranean Pork Jambalaya

Prep: 3 minutes Cook 30 minutes

I was very excited for this dish. It’s all an experiment that worked out for me. I wanted to make something healthier, lighter and fun and this dish made it. Using similar ingredients to normal Cajun jambalaya but the spice palate of the Mediterranean, this fun dish is a different way to experience things.

Ingredients

Meat Rub

  • Pork (or whichever meat you want)

  • To taste:

    • Cinnamon

    • Salt

    • Pepper

    • Cumin

    • Coriander

    • Nutmeg

Body

  • Mild Italian sausage

  • Cauliflower rice

  • Red Pepper

  • Green Pepper

  • Onion

  • Green Onions

  • Minced Garlic

  • To taste:

    • Basil

    • Marjoram

    • oregano

    • Rosemary

    • Thyme

    • Red Pepper Flakes

    • Sage

  • Olive Oil

  • Chicken Broth

  • 2 tbls butter

Prep

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  1. In a cast iron pan or equivalent add the olive oil and start the sausage to cook mostly through. I sliced it pre cooking to make sure it fully cooked

  2. Slice the pork (or meat) into strips and toss in the rub

  3. Add the pork to the pan to cook through as well

  4. While the meat is cooking chop the veggies for how much you want

  5. Remove the done meat from the pan

  6. Add the butter and some more olive oil and add the onion and peppers to cook until soft about 5 minutes

  7. Add the minced garlic and heat through a little

  8. Add the spices and mix fully

  9. Add back the meats and cook and stir mix and warm through

  10. Add about 1 cup of the broth

  11. Add the cauliflower rice and allow to boil then set to simmer until the rice is cooked. With this rice instead of normal it should only take 3-5 minutes and most of the liquid has boiled out

  12. Remove and serve

Afterthoughts

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This had the right taste that makes me picture the Italian countryside from movies. I managed enough herbs to bring out the flavor without it being bland or overpowering. The rice cooks super fast but worked well. I highly recommend this dish and it’s so easy to make plenty to share. A great dinner for all that isn’t too hot.

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