Shrimp, Andouille & White Bean Stew Over Creamy Polenta
A slow, comforting bowl of shrimp, andouille, and white beans over creamy polenta — smoky, saffron-warm, and built from pantry staples with intention.
A slow, comforting bowl of shrimp, andouille, and white beans over creamy polenta — smoky, saffron-warm, and built from pantry staples with intention.
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