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queball

Knows what a fatty is.
Joined
Jul 26, 2005
Location
southwest of what's left of New Orleans
thought you guys might enjoy this. I had some leftover smoked thighs and green onion sausage which I turned into a really good creole Sauce Picante. Here you go. In a skillet make a one to one roux, really dark. In a large sauce pot, render a package of bacon, chop and save bacon. In the bacon fat saute a bunch of chopped onions and garlic. Add a can of tomato paste and brown. Add the deboned chopped thighs and sliced sausage and sautee with a little chicken stock for moisture. Add large can of tomato sauce, large can of hot Rotel and large can of petite diced stewed tomatos. Add remainder of carton of chicken stock and a handful of raw sugar. Add the roux to thicken and let simmer for about 2 hours. Consistency is the key with sauce picante. Finish by folding the chopped fried bacon and a little chopped green onion into the mix during the last 10 minutes. Serve on rice. Ca Cest Bon.
 
Farking hell, Que - that sounds great! And I've got some leftover thighs... No green onion sausage but I do have some decent andouille. Whatcha think?
 
queball said:
And, I am technologically challenged.
I'm lookiing at your avatar and thinking "Yeah, I can see that" :twisted:
 
jt said:
I'm lookiing at your avatar and thinking "Yeah, I can see that" :twisted:
Dammit!!!! I was thinking exactly the same thing!!!!!
It's hard to concentrate while your nipples are being pinched!!!


(Self imposed titty twister mod)
 
I lived in Nawlins for 4 years. It's been too long since I had some great coonass food!! :cry: :cry:

How about a recipe for that green ownyawn sausage????
 
Coonass food will make you happy. And leftover BBQ goes so well in so many dishes: jambalaya , gumbo, red beans, sauce picante, etc.

I make Italian sausage now and then, mostly at Christmas time. Time and trouble. My butcher makes excellent fresh sausage, including the green onion which is my favorite.
 
Damn! I'm selling some brisket dinners tomorrow. If I have some leftover brisket I might just try brisket picante...
 
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