Ragin' Cajun Jambalaya Mix gives you the seasoned rice base for an easier jambalaya dinner. Add sausage, chicken, shrimp, vegetables, or a mix, then follow the package direction for a pot that works on a weeknight.
It is made for nights when you want a full Cajun and Creole dinner without building every layer from scratch.
Recipe snapshot
Prep time: 10 minutes Cook time: Follow package direction Total time: Follow package direction Serves: Follow package direction
Ingredients
- 1 package Ragin' Cajun Authentic Jambalaya Mix
- Smoked sausage, chicken, shrimp, or vegetables
- Water or stock, according to package direction
- Onion, bell pepper, and celery, optional
- Ragin' Cajun "The ORIGINAL" Cajun Seasoning, optional
- Green onion or parsley, for serving
How to make it
- Brown sausage or chicken in a heavy pot if using.
- Add onion, bell pepper, and celery if using.
- Stir in the Ragin' Cajun Jambalaya Mix.
- Add the liquid amount listed on the package.
- Bring to a boil, then reduce heat and cover.
- Cook according to package direction until the rice is tender.
- If using shrimp, add it near the end so it stays tender.
- Rest the pot, fluff the rice, and serve.
What to add to jambalaya mix
Sausage is the fastest add-in. Chicken makes the pot heartier. Shrimp works well when added late. Vegetables bring sweetness and texture. A small shake of Cajun seasoning can sharpen the pot if you want more flavor at the end.
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- Ragin' Cajun Authentic Jambalaya Mix 8 oz
- Ragin' Cajun dinner mixes
- Ragin' Cajun "The ORIGINAL" Cajun Seasoning
- Ragin' Cajun Authentic Jambalaya Mix 20 oz - Food Service
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FAQs
What meat goes in jambalaya mix?
Sausage, chicken, and shrimp all work well. Use one protein or combine them.
Can you add vegetables to jambalaya mix?
Yes. Onion, bell pepper, celery, green onion, and parsley are easy additions.
When should shrimp go into jambalaya?
Add shrimp near the end of cooking so it does not overcook, or use the blackened shrimp recipe when shrimp is the main dish.
Is there a foodservice jambalaya mix?
Yes. Acadian Kitchens offers foodservice options for restaurants and operators, including larger-format jambalaya mix.
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