Yield: 8 servings
Measure | Ingredient |
---|---|
2 eaches | Baking hens |
1 cup | Green onions - chopped |
½ cup | Bell peppers - chopped |
½ cup | Parsley - chopped |
½ cup | Celery - chopped |
\N \N | Dried bread or old toast |
4 eaches | Eggs - beaten |
2 teaspoons | Louisiana hot sauce |
1 tablespoon | Lea & Perrins Worcestershire sauce |
8 \N | Drops Peychaud's Bitters |
2 cups | White wine - dry |
1 cup | Water |
½ teaspoon | Dried mint - crushed |
\N \N | Smoked sausage - sliced |
\N \N | Italian sausage - sliced |
\N \N | Smoked or fresh oysters - optional |
1 cup | White wine - dry |
1 each | Onion - whole, peeled |
1 each | Garlic clove - whole |
1 tablespoon | Liquid smoke |
1 teaspoon | Dried mint - crushed |
6 \N | Drops Peychaud's bitters |
2 tablespoons | Lea & Perrins Worcestershire sauce |
STUFFING
WATER CONTAINER SEASONINGS
Cooking Time: 5:00 FROM
: Fred Towner
STUFFING: Mix dressing with vegetables, bread, eggs, seasonings, and wine. Make ½ with smoked sausage and ½ with Italian sausage.
Stuff the twins full.
WATER PAN: Put smoker ingredients in the water pan.
SMOKING: Light charcoal and let it burn down. Put soaked wood chips on briquets. Place water pan in smoker and fill with water. Put twins on rack and smoke about 5 hours.
Source: Justin Wilson's Gourmet and Gourmand Cookbook