Ancestral Seasonings

Cajun Chicken Receipt
Submitted by: GFS Jim

    The following makes one blender's worth of sauce. One blender will do a 14 lb Turkey or any number of chickens equaling 14 or 15 lbs in weight.

    Now here we go.....
  1. Add the following to a blender:
      3 ea - 3 fluid oz bottles of Onion Juice
      2 ea - 3 fluid oz bottles of Garlic Juice
      2 fluid ounces of Worchestershire Sauce
      2 tablespoons of Mustard (just regular ole yellow French's)
      3 fluid ounces of Louisiana Hot Sauce
      1/5th of a 17 oz shaker of Tony Chacherie's Creole Seasoning
      Fill remainder of the blender to within 1 inch from top with water

  2. Blend the mixture until thoroughly mixed.
  3. "Insert" the blended sauce into your "bird of choice" using a large cooking syringe. Insert in thighs, legs, breasts, etc.
  4. Rub the bird all over with regular ole French's Yellow Mustard.
  5. Sprinkle outside "to taste" with Tony Chacherie's Creole Seasoning.
  6. Deep Fat Fry the bird in peanut oil brought to 300 degrees.
      A 6/7lb Chicken will take approx 20-21 minutes.
      A 14lb Turkey approx 27-28 minutes.

    Note from the writer: we used what they call a "Fish Cooker" pot on a propane grill stand. Did it outdoors.... 10 chickens fed 65 folks just fine :-)

    Enjoy..... :-)


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