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Cajun Oytser and Scallop Stew
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CATEGORY
CUISINE
TAG
YIELD
Seafood
Cajun
Cajun, Seafood
8
Servings
INGREDIENTS
36
Oysters, shucked
24
Bay Scallops
1
qt
Half & Half
12
Scallions, whole, chopped
1
tb
Parsley, chopped
2
tb
Flour
1/2
ts
Cayenne pepper flakes
1/2
ts
White pepper
1
ts
Salt
1/8
lb
Butter
1
c
Water, HOT
1/4
c
Celery, chopped
1/2
ts
Basil
1/4
ts
Thyme
1/2
ts
Oregano flakes
1/2
ts
Black pepper
1
oz
Sherry
1
c
Croutons
1
Garlic clove, minced
1 1/2
tb
Worcestershire sauce
INSTRUCTIONS
Melt eh butter in a sauce pan at approx. 300 degrees F. Add the vegetables
and saute until slightly browned. Remove form the heat. In a seperate pan
heat the Half & Half being careful no tto boil it. Reduce heat to approx.
150 degrees F. and slowly stir in the flour. When it is blended well, add
the seasonings & spices. Add the browned vegetables and the drianed oysters
& scallops. Simmer for 15 minutes, stirring frequently. Add the sherry and
contimue to simmer until the stew thickens. Add the croutons and serve!
ORIGIN: Imogene DeCroix, Pass Christian', La., circa 1970
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