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Creole Seafood `Etouffee 

New Orleans Style ~  French influence with a touch of Portuguese
​I enjoy making a recipe easier....  so here is my Seafood Etouffee

Ingredients
4 tablespoon Butter /Margarine
1 pound uncooked shrimp 
      Whichever size you'd like
 3 tablespoon Tony Chacheres Original Creole Seasoning
1/2 cup Chopped Onion
1/2 cup of each Chopped Bell Pepper (red, green, yellow)
 2 Cloves Garlic (minced) ( more if you'd like)
2 teaspoon Corn Starch (I use 1 tablespoons in 1 cup cold water)
 1/4 cup Chopped Green Onion
 1 cup chopped Celery (1/4 inch thick or so)
 1 cup Chopped tomato ( fresh if able)
1/2 cup chopped Cilantro 
3 cups Clamato or V8
 
Tilapia fillets (baked 8-10 min so they are undercooked) broken in pieces) 400 degrees. 
 
Directions: on stove top
1: Melt margarine in pot.  
 
2: Season shrimp (crawfish is the normal ingredient) generously with Tony Chachere';s Original Creole Seasoning and saute' for 3 minutes.  
 
3: Remove shrimp from pot and set aside.  
 
4: Add onions, bell pepper, and garlic to the pot.  
 
5: Saute' 10 minutes.  While sautéing on low add creole seasoning to tilapia ( fish) and bake in pan for about 10 min, depending on the size. 
 
Add celery, tomatoes and clamato to the pot
 
6: Return shrimp to pot with veggies, dissolve 2 teaspoons corn starch in 1 cup cold water and add to pot. 

  1. Once fish is slightly cooked, 8 to 10 min.  Shred it to small bite size pieces and add to étouffée.
  2. Stir and simmer slowly about 20 minutes.
 
Adjust seasoning. Serve over steamed rice, or pasta, garnish with green onions ( I add them to pot before right before I serve) garlic bread on the side and you're set !


Dar C. 
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  • 3 Sister's Grace Home
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      • Natural Mind and Body
      • The Real Three Graces
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    • Recipes >
      • Ring of Brie
      • Creole Seafood Ettoufee
      • Chicken Taco Casserole
      • Chicken Lombardy
      • Avocado Onion Rings
      • Chicken Verde Enchiladas
      • Bacon Wrapped Shrimp and Pepper
      • H. R. Handbook
      • Honey Home Remedy
      • Texas Hot Corn
      • Arroz Doce (Rice Pudding)
      • Nutella No Bake
      • Homemade Vanilla Creamer
      • Doggie Cupcakes
    • Sister's One at a Time >
      • Dar
      • Malinda
      • Mary
    • Portuguese Family
    • Gardening
  • Salt and Sugar Scrubs
    • Best Sellers
    • Visit Store Here
  • Blogs are for Sister's !
    • 3 Sister's Grace BLOG
    • Kayaking