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Prawn & Mushroom Jambalaya - Your Easter table needs this
The South African Mushroom Farmers' Association
Here's a dish that's way beyond ham or lamb and so good that you may just want to turn it into your new Easter Tradition!
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Course
Luinch, Main Course
Cuisine
Global
Servings
6
Equipment
1 Large deep frying pan
Ingredients
100g
spicy chorizo
sliced
1
onion
finely chopped
500g
mushrooms
sliced
4
cloves garlic
minced
2
stalks celery
finely sliced
1
greem pepper
diced
1
red pepper
diced
1
fresh red chilli
sliced
2
tsp
sweet smoked paprika
1
tsp
ground cumin
250g
basmati rice
500ml
chicken or vegetable stock
2
large tomatoes
diced
2-5
fresh bay leaves
250g
prawns
deveined & heads removed, shell optional for presentation
To serve:
1
lime zest and juice
2
spring onions
sliced
1
avocado
diced
For the cooking:
olive oil
salt and pepper
to taste
Instructions
STEP 1
Heat a large, deep frying pan over a medium-high heat.
Cook the chorizo for a few minutes until it releases some of its own oils and begins to brown.
Add the onion and cook until tender.
If the chorizo is not very fatty – add a little drizzle of olive oil.
Add the mushrooms and cook until lightly golden.
Add the garlic, celery, peppers,chilli, paprika and cumin.
Season well with salt and pepper.
Cook until fragrant.
STEP 2
Add the rice and mix it in well to coat with all the spices and vegetables.
Add the stock, bay leaves and tomatoes.
Bring to the boil, then reduce to a simmer.
Cover and cook for ± 12 minutes until the rice is just tender.
STEP 3
Add the prawns, and gently stir them through the rice.
Cover again and cook for a further 4–5 minutes until they turn pink and are cooked through.
To serve:
Toss the avocado with the spring onions and lime juice.
Season well with salt and pepper.
Scatter the jambalaya with the lime zest.
Divide the jambalaya between plates, top with the dressed avocado salsa and enjoy!
Keyword
button mushrooms, Chorizo, Prawns