Cajun benedict with andouille sausage and crawfish tails recipe

Cajun Benedict with Andouille Sausage and Crawfish Tails recipe

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Introducing the mouthwatering Cajun Benedict with Andouille Sausage and Crawfish Tails recipe! This delightful dish combines the rich flavors of Cajun cuisine with the classic brunch favorite, Eggs Benedict. The spicy andouille sausage adds a kick of heat, while the succulent crawfish tails bring a touch of seafood goodness. Perfectly poached eggs are nestled on top of toasted English muffins, smothered in a zesty Cajun hollandaise sauce. Get ready to indulge in a breakfast masterpiece that will leave your taste buds begging for more!

Keywords: Cajun, Benedict, Andouille sausage, Crawfish tails, Brunch

Cajun benedict with andouille sausage and crawfish tails recipe details

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Ingredients:

11 eggs

4 dozen crawfish or crawfish tail meat

4 English muffins

Two 8-inch links of Andouille sausage

Hollandaise

1/2 pound of salted sweet cream butter

3 ounces white wine

1 onion

1 red or yellow pepper

1 celery stalk

1/2 ounce Texas Peteor Tabascored pepper sauce

1/2 ounce lemon juice

Instructions:

Cajun Benedict:Cook Andouille sausage by baking in oven at 375 degrees for ten minutes each side. Split down center and cut in half. Meanwhile, steam crawfish and remove tails for use (save one or two whole for garnish on each plate and save broth for poaching eggs). Poach 2 eggs for each serving in the remaining broth. Serve 1 piece of Andouilleover one half of toasted English muffin and a dozen or so crawfish tails over the opposite half. Top each with a poached egg and Creole Hollandaise.

Creole Hollandaise:Melt 1/2 pound butter in small sauce pot and set aside to cool. Small dice 1/2 red pepper, celery stalk, and 1/2 onion. Using a few Tablespoons of the melted butter, sweat down (saute) the diced vegetables until softened. Separate 3 egg yolks into a stainless mixing bowl and add white wine. Heat over medium flame while whisking rapidly until ribboned. (In order to keep eggs from scrambling, keep the bowl turning and scape all sides of the bowl as you whisk. The egg yolk and wine emulsion should not smell scrambled. On electric cooktops I recommend using a double boiler. This is slower and safer than direct heat. Allow the emulsion (sabayon) to cool for a minute or two before proceeding.) Check the temperature of the melted butter. To proceed, it should be warm but not hot to the touch, 90 to 110 degrees. Slowly incorporate the butter in a thin stream while whisking rapidly. Stir in the vegetables when they are also warm but not hot. Stir in Texas Peteor Tabascosauce and lemon juice.

Serves:4