Boudin cooking technique?

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I found this sausage, raw?

I always thought it is really just Dirty Rice stuffed in a casing.

Some one said Grill It. But around here You usually see it sort of Steamed and kept warm in a slow cooker.

My usual tech for sausage of any kind is to brown it in a pan, then pour a beer on it and and sort of braise it till done.

Any thoughts on this? Thanks Eric Austin Tx.
 
It is very flexible. My favorite way is to cook it using indirect heat on the charcoal grill. Steaming works well, especially if you like the squeeze-n-eat method of consumption.

Here is a good video on Boudin. It starts off-topic, sort of, but gets to the point in about 45 seconds.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acy22OziLCI

CD
 
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I like it grilled, low or indirect heat, steamed, baked, even deep fried but, keep the them at 300 on oil, the stuff will explode out of the casings easily. I also take it out of the casing and fry it up as you would bulk sausage or burger for burrito filling.
 

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