Red Beans and Rice

Red Beans and Rice




This Red Beans and Rice recipe takes you for a full Louisiana experience. Chef Tom starts off in the kitchen to put together a ham-hock stock a day earlier, then moves this creole delicacy to the Kamado Joe Classic Joe III. Take a trip down to the American South for this comfort food classic.

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00:00 Introduction to the recipe
00:32 Put together the ham-hock stock
03:03 Move the stock to the stove and soak the beans
04:44 Strain the stock
05:55 Shred the meat shanks
06:15 Prep the grill
07:23 Put together the cajun mirepoix
09:05 Set aside the fat layer from the stock
10:04 Add ingredients to the dutch oven
12:34 Add the beans and stock hock stock
14:49 Put it all together
15:23 Grab a bite

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27 replies
  1. RMFT Rushing
    RMFT Rushing says:

    Here in Mobile, Alabama, red beans and rice has been a big part of my life. It's one of my all time favorite meals. Here, we use Conecuh sausage. If you've never had it, seriously… Look it up. They'll ship it to your door. There's no better sausage than Conecuh… It's one of man's greatest creations.

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  2. licensedtwochill
    licensedtwochill says:

    As someone who grew up in New Orleans and still lives in the metro area, I typically cringe at how bad people destroy our local cuisine. Although you added your grilling flair to it, your execution of the dish is pretty spot on. A sincere thank you.

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  3. DonPandemoniac
    DonPandemoniac says:

    I used to dislike any bean that wasn't green. But by discovering preparations and cooking methods that my folks didn't even dream of, I've come to appreciate the potential in flavor and texture of those legumes that need that extra time. This recipe is a perfect example on how to do it right.

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