Cajun Stuffed Catfish on Creole Wild Rice
Cajun Stuffed Catfish on Creole Wild Rice

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This is a Cajun-inspired gourmet wild rice dish that I created. It's quick and easy, and can even be cooked unattended in a rice cooker! If it had a little more kick to it I would be five stars.

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To begin with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can cook cajun stuffed catfish on creole wild rice using 20 ingredients and 10 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make Cajun Stuffed Catfish on Creole Wild Rice:
  1. Prepare 4 Catfish fillets
  2. Get 1/2 lb shrimp
  3. Take 1/2 lb crabmeat
  4. Prepare 1 onion
  5. Take 1 bell pepper
  6. Get 4 clove garlic
  7. Prepare 1/2 sleeve saltine crackers
  8. Get 1 stick unsalted butter
  9. Prepare 2 tbsp Cajun seasoning
  10. Prepare 1/4 tsp cayenne pepper
  11. Take olive oil
  12. Take salt & pepper
  13. Prepare 1 wild rice mix
  14. Get 2 cup wild rice
  15. Prepare water
  16. Prepare 1 can black eye peas
  17. Prepare 1 tbsp onion flakes
  18. Get 1 tbsp garlic flakes
  19. Make ready 1 tbsp cajun seasoning
  20. Get salt & pepper

You need shrimp, catfish fillets, cream, mushrooms and more. Recipe was posted at our old cooking blog. If you love Cajun and Creole recipes, you have come to the right place. These Cajun style butter beans with diced ham hock is wonderful served by itself, or over rice.

Instructions to make Cajun Stuffed Catfish on Creole Wild Rice:
  1. Dice onion, pepper & garlic very small & cook in saute pan with a little olive oil & pinch of salt until soft. Remove from pan & put in bowl.
  2. In a touch of oil & butter cook cleaned chopped shrimp until they turn color & then add the crabmeat & cook for 1 minute. Remove & put in the bowl with veggies & let sit until cooled.
  3. Melt a stick of butter & let cool.
  4. Roughly crush the saltine crackers & add to the bowl with the old bay seasoning, cayenne pepper, salt & pepper & gently fold into the mixture & add the melted butter & gently mix. The stuffing is done.
  5. Season both sides of the catfish with salt & pepper & stuff a healthy amount of the stuffing into the inside part of the fillet & wrap the fish around it overlapping slightly on the bottom.
  6. Crush a few saltine crackers finely and add cajun seasoning & small pinch of cayenne pepper & mix & sprinkle on the top of the rolled fillets.
  7. Heavily grease a pan with butter & add stuffed catfish with folded side down & cook in 350° oven until done (approximately 20 minutes) & put under broiler for a minute to brown slightly if needed.
  8. Rinse rice 3 times & add into a pot with all the ingredients expect the beans with the amount of water on rice cooking directions. Bring to a boil & stir & reduce flame to low.
  9. When half way cooked add the black eyed peas & stir & let finish cooking.
  10. Plate bed of rice & serve with a stuffed catfish on top.

Catfish that are seasoned and pan cooked,then served over biscuits with a wonderful sauce. Part of the Whirlpool Corp. family of brands. Crab-Stuffed Catfish Fillets with Cajun Remoulade. Creole jambalaya, which is also sometimes known as "red jambalaya," includes tomatoes. Cajun jambalaya does not include tomatoes and generally has a brown color.

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