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Over at the Taste of Louisiana cooking demo tent, Louisiana native Jack Gambrell offered a word on jambalaya. (Gambrell was there in his capacity as an instructor for Mesa College's Culinary Arts & Management program, but he's also Chef-Owner at Sixth Avenue Bistro.)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DY-VBl9tNYg
There were samples! The jambalaya was proper comfort food: everything mellow, soft rice, softer chicken, and just enough red and green stuff to keep things from getting boring. A few dashes of Louisiana hot sauce helped to keep out the unseasonal chill in the air.
Over at the Taste of Louisiana cooking demo tent, Louisiana native Jack Gambrell offered a word on jambalaya. (Gambrell was there in his capacity as an instructor for Mesa College's Culinary Arts & Management program, but he's also Chef-Owner at Sixth Avenue Bistro.)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DY-VBl9tNYg
There were samples! The jambalaya was proper comfort food: everything mellow, soft rice, softer chicken, and just enough red and green stuff to keep things from getting boring. A few dashes of Louisiana hot sauce helped to keep out the unseasonal chill in the air.