Well, I just had to go and do it. When I posted the breakfast the other day featuring the Cajun gravy, there were several comments about making it with sausage and serving over biscuits. Despite what Al jokingly said in a different thread, I really do have a job. I just don't have to work very may hours. I had a couple stops to make this morning, got those done, and was home by 7:00. Not a bad gig considering I still get paid for the whole day. Started thinking it was time to make some breakfast and remembered back to those comments about the Cajun sausage gravy so decided to give it a run.
Got some homemade smoked Cajun sausage out of the freezer and defrosted it
Chop it up pretty small
Into a pan with a couple tablespoons of butter
Heat the sausage, melt the butter, add flour and Cajun spice mix to make the roux
Add milk and a twist or two of ground black pepper
Gravy all done
Biscuits out of the oven
Split biscuits, top with sausage gravy, and chow down!!
I was amazed at how good this came out. MY concern was that it may be too salty being that the sausage and the spice mix have salt. Didn't need to worry about that. The flour toned the salt down to a perfect level. It took a couple bites to get my brain wrapped around the concept of Cajun sausage for breakfast, but once wrapped, I thoroughly enjoyed this. It was different, creative, and certainly outside the box, but all in a very good way. This will get done again, I can promise you that.
Full belly again,
Robert
Got some homemade smoked Cajun sausage out of the freezer and defrosted it
Chop it up pretty small
Into a pan with a couple tablespoons of butter
Heat the sausage, melt the butter, add flour and Cajun spice mix to make the roux
Add milk and a twist or two of ground black pepper
Gravy all done
Biscuits out of the oven
Split biscuits, top with sausage gravy, and chow down!!
I was amazed at how good this came out. MY concern was that it may be too salty being that the sausage and the spice mix have salt. Didn't need to worry about that. The flour toned the salt down to a perfect level. It took a couple bites to get my brain wrapped around the concept of Cajun sausage for breakfast, but once wrapped, I thoroughly enjoyed this. It was different, creative, and certainly outside the box, but all in a very good way. This will get done again, I can promise you that.
Full belly again,
Robert