ZATARAIN'S Jambalaya Mix, Spicy, 8-Ounce (Pack of 6)

Manufacturer: Oak Grove Brand: Oak Grove Model: 7306300020

Oak Grove Smokehouse Creole Jambalaya Mix is a great combination of Cajun and Creole spices. Just add your favorite Cajun meats such as smoked sausage with andouille and you are sure to have an authentic Creole meal. Oak Grove Smokehouse products are produced in Prairieville, LA. Jambalaya is a Cajun/Creole dish made typically in a large pot (cast-iron) from a mixture of Cajun meats, rice, and seasonings blended to produce a delicious dish. Similar in many ways to Spanish paella, the term "jambalaya" is derived from the Spanish 'jamon' for ham. Jambalaya is pronounced 'jahm-buh-LIE-uh' or 'jum-buh-LIE-uh'.

Manufacturer: Simply Organic Brand: Simply Organic Model: 646877

Simply organic® jambalaya seasoning mix invites you to throw everything but the kitchen sink in the pot — just like they do in the big easy. This lively seasoning makes every vegetable and meat taste good. And perhaps, if you listen closely as the aroma of our enticing spice blend fills the room, you'll hear the joyous strains from bourbon street.

Manufacturer: Zatarains Brand: Zatarain's

Zatarain's Reduced Sodium Jambalaya Mix. A New Orleans tradition since 1889. This easy-to-prepare dinner mix has just the right blend of ingredients for a great tasting, authentic New Orleans style meal. Zatarain's has been the leader in authentic New Orleans style food since 1889. So when you want great flavor, jazz it up with Zatarain's!

Brand: Gullah Gourmet

This one's a recent addition to the family, and boy will it have you jumpin' and jivin'! Just add water to the rice and spice mix, and your choice of sausage, chicken, or shrimp, or all three! Mmm, mmm. Now dat's dog-gone delicious! Just the right amount of heat to keep you interested, but not enough to stop you from cleanin' your plate. Ya'll gawn want seconds of dis one! Feeds 4 to 6 hungry ones, depending on how mucha dat meat you add.

Manufacturer: Walker & Sons, Inc. Brand: Slap Ya Mama

After Decades of turning left-overs into a delicious jambalaya for everyone to enjoy, Jennifer Walker decided she would share her recipe with families around the world. With a unique combination of spices and herbs, we have created an easy to cook "Slap Ya Mama" Cajun Jambalaya that holds true to it's Cajun heritage.

Manufacturer: Zatarains Brand: Zatarain's

Ingredients: ENRICHED LONG GRAIN PARBOILED RICE (RICE, IRON, NIACIN, THIAMINE, MONONITRATE, FOLIC ACID), PRECOOKED DEHYDRATED BLACK BEANS, SALT, ONION, POTATO FLOUR, SOY SAUCE (100% SOYBEAN), YEAST EXTRACT, DEXTROSE, SOYBEAN OIL, THIAMINE HYDROCHLORIDE, NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL FLAVORS, DISTILLED VINEGAR, MALTODEXTRIN, MODIFIED CORN STARCH, ENRICHED WHEAT FLOUR (NIACIN, REDUCED IRON, THIAMINE MONONITRATE, RIBOFLAVIN, FOLIC ACID), MALTED BARLEY FLOUR, BELL PEPPER, SPICES, GARLIC, TORULA YEAST, NATURAL SMOKE FLAVOR, CARAMEL COLOR, CAYENNE PEPPER.

Manufacturer: Tony Chacheres Brand: Tony Chachere's

Manufacturer: Walker & Sons Brand: Slap Ya Mama

Who says cooking jambalaya has to be a timely task? True Cajun flavor for the entire family is at your finger tips with Slap Ya Mama's Cajun Jambalaya Mix. With the addition of 1lb of protein, whether it is chicken, sausage, seafood, ham or all of the above, you can have a great tasting Cajun meal in a matter of minutes! Serving Suggestion - 4

Manufacturer: Cook Me Somethin' Mister Brand: Jambalaya Girl

Jambalaya Girl Jambalaya Rice Mix is seasoned with the finest ingredients - perfect for any rice dish! Easily prepare it as a traditional jambalaya meal by adding water, chicken and sausage - OR - since the rice is fully seasoned, it can be cooked one cup at a time for many rice recipes, such as stuffed bell peppers. Jambalaya Girl by Cook Me Somethin' Mister is a New Orleans brand for food products. Our products are proudly made in New Orleans and are specially blended by Chef Paul Prudhomme's Magic Seasoning Blends. The founder, Kristen Preau, is also known as New Orleans' own "Jambalaya Girl." She created this business from her Dad's jambalaya recipe and her caricature is recognizable on all product packaging by her signature fork earrings. The Story From New Orleans Gambit Weekly, Top 40 Under 40 Cover Story: "Known as the "Jambalaya Girl," Kristen Preau says she was given the title while stirring her father's cast-iron pot full of jambalaya at her brother's sporting events . . . Preau came up with the concept for Cook Me Somethin' Mister while traveling across the country to raise money for New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina. She raised $100,000 for her hometown by serving jambalaya made from her father's recipe at 11 college tailgates. It made her realize that people donated not only because they loved New Orleans, but they also loved the jambalaya." As seen on Food Network, ESPNU, Eat St., Bing National Tailgating Championship