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OMGVBFLOL posted:So, someone told me "holy trinity" was equal amoumts by volume of chopped onion, chopped bell pepper, and mashed garlic. How religious is the onion-pepper-celery version seen in this thread and how sacreligious is the onion-pepper-garlic version i've heard elsewhere? Because boy howdy, garlic is the best. If celery is canon I may just have to include it while tripling or quadrupling the garlic content in most cajun recipes (I do this with most recipes anyway, mmmm garlic). I don't know about the other Louisiana goons in here, but I grew up with lots of garlic in addition to the trinity.
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Breaky posted:Trinity was always, and I mean always, onion, celery, bell pepper, never heard anyone say otherwise. But yeah, we used garlic considerably depending on the recipe. It's funny because if you use onion/celery/carrot (the traditional French trinity) you wind up with a tasty, but very different, base flavor. I can't wait to begin my career as a flavorist with that insightful statement.
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If you can get your hands on some Savoie's andouille, you're in good shape. I know some goons don't like to go with the most mainstream thing available, but it's still good sausage. Failing that! As Hollis said, garlicly, spicy sausage will do great. I'm also really lazy and missing easy-to-get white boudin. The Southern Dandy fucked around with this message at 01:27 on Oct 22, 2013 |
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Hollis posted:Oh cool yeah my family is originally from Pineville and Rapides parish, I grew up further north when I was younger in Colfax and Rock Hill during the summers so meat pies were pretty common. I'm from Pineville 
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Hollis posted:Cool, what year did you go to Pineville High? I'm an oldie, graduated in '91.
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Hollis posted:You graduated with my sister then. We probably know each other. SA is such a strange place sometimes. Did you ever go to Major League Cards and Comics over on HWY 28? My family went to Brother Roberts church the Pentecostal one. I went in and bought some Magic cards there back in the 90s, yeah. Also my parents weren't wild-eyed Pentecostals, we're god-fearing Episcopals that beat y'all to Picadilly every Sunday! In all seriousness, nice to meet some Pinevillians on SA, no matter what your stripe.
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Don't sperg out on the tomatoes, seriously. Canned are fine, and you won't lose any "autheniticy points" using them. They're fine! [e] Do you have any idea what the old-school people made this poo poo with? It wasn't the finest ingredients available. The Southern Dandy fucked around with this message at 02:43 on Mar 7, 2014 |
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