Zatarain's FROZEN Red Beans & Rice with Sausage – WHAT ARE WE EATING?? – The Wolfe Pit




Zatarain’s FROZEN Red Beans & Rice with Sausage! Red beans and rice is a Creole staple in Louisiana usually eaten on Mondays using leftover pork bones and/or sausage. Is it any good frozen? Watch and see!

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22 replies
  1. fasdr
    fasdr says:

    potatoes fried in lard are the most amazing thing in the world ^_^ and after that awesomeness eat a salad with some tomatoes, go do cardio for half an hour and you have no problems at all….. it's not the food that kills people it's the gluttony we have of lately and the inactive life we live…. we go everywhere with our cars and order everything delivered to our homes…. no meaningful movement at all…. -_- that's why I strive to do a combination of walking and running at least 32-33 miles per week….

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  2. Linda W
    Linda W says:

    The company used to have vacuumed packed microwave bags of dirty rice, jambalaya, red beans and rice, etc. I enjoyed them and wish they would bring the meals back.

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  3. Jonathan Jay
    Jonathan Jay says:

    Lard is amazing. I use it as much as possible, adds a very particular taste. Especially to fish & chips, makes all the difference there! Also a fan of dripping on nice hot pork sandwich.

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  4. John Cate
    John Cate says:

    Texas Pete was invented here in North Carolina. They were originally going to name it "Mexican Joe," because people associated spicy stuff with Mexico, but the inventor preferred to name it after somewhere in the USA, so they chose Texas.

    I've actually driven by the TW Garner plant in Winston-Salem many times when I've been down there, where Texas Pete has been made since 1942.

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  5. Stephen Gardiner
    Stephen Gardiner says:

    There should at least be a hell of a lot more red beans (are red beans that rare and expensive?… they're BEANS). The rice should be cooked separately and the red beans ladled over the rice. I make the real thing quite regularly and this looked rather anemic.

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  6. ntkn
    ntkn says:

    once you actually try a REAL bowl of beans made with hammhocks, pigtail, sausage, and pickled tips slow cooked for several hours you will realize that zatarains red beans and rice is the most disgusting bowl of shit and vomit you will ever eat in comparison.

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