PROS
New Orleans Steamer is a super easy one-pan dinner loaded with delicious, spicy Cajun flavors.
The parchment paper seals all of the ingredients together, allowing them to steam and blend together perfectly.
CONS
The original recipe of New Orleans Steamer calls for crawfish, a type of freshwater shellfish, which can be difficult to find outside the Southern United States.
The recipe also calls for andouille sausage, which is high in calories and saturated fat.
The dish itself can be quite spicy, so if you are not a fan of heat, this recipe is not for you.
HEALTH & BENEFITS
While New Orleans Steamer is high in protein due to the shrimp and clams, it is also high in calories, saturated fat and sodium due to the use of sausage and Cajun seasoning. However, the dish does contain a good amount of vegetables such as tomatoes, peppers, and okra, which provide a range of important vitamins and minerals. Okra is especially high in fiber, vitamin C and vitamin K, and has been linked to supporting digestive health.
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