If you're in south Louisiana or Mississippi, you're probably familiar with Rouses. I have really enjoyed the boneless suffed chicken. I get the dirty rice or jambalaya stuffing. Price has been 12.99, but I haven't been in a few weeks. I have one still in the freezer. I justify the cost as reasonable because I wouldn't de-bone and the stuffing effort and cost.The last one I pellet smoked with a little Killer Hogs AP and a little Meat Chuch Honey BBQ. So delicious. Do you have a local grocery that has some favorites?
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My question to you would be, why wouldn’t you de-bone. There was a time when I wouldn’t cuz didn’t know how. When I learned how simple & easy it was a no brainer cost wise. Same goes for stuffings & marinades. My butcher is & the stupid market are always tryin to sell that stuff for a few dollars a pound more. To me, & maybe me only, it is learnin the cookin process & the art.Last edited by FireMan; December 7, 2021, 11:23 PM.
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We have one called Cajun Specialty Meats that was recently renamed to Boussard’s for the brothers who run it. Good stuff. I see they have a boudin stuffed boneless chicken, will have to try it!
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