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Day’s Smokehouse and Specialty Meats, LLC 35770 LA Highway 16, Denham Springs, LA 70706 ∞ (225) 271-8709 phone ∞ (225) 271-8719 fax CHICKEN BEEF Potatoes: Cornish Hen stuffed with Boudin Beef Jerky Twice baked Cornish Hen stuffed with Cornbread Dressing Choice Ribeye Cheese Seasoned Leg Quarters (Seasoned & Marinated or Cut Fresh) Smoked Whole Chicken Choice Filet Bell Pepper stuffed with: Smoked Half Chicken (Seasoned & Marinated, Bacon Wrapped or Boudin Smoked Chicken Patties Cut Fresh) Rice Dressing Smoked Jal/Cheese Chicken Patties Choice Porterhouse Shrimp & Rice Smoked Chicken Bites (Seasoned & Marinated) Crawfish & Rice Choice T-Bones Seafood Dressing Whole Boneless Chickens stuffed with: (Seasoned & Marinated or Cut Fresh) Crawfish & Rice Brisket Mushrooms stuffed with: Shrimp & Rice Seasoned Hamburger Patties Boudin Cornbread Dressing Ribeye Burgers Seafood Dressing Boudin Jal/Cheese Ground Meat Rice Dressing Ribeye Burgers Jalapenos stuffed with: Broccoli & Rice Sirloin Wraps with Pepper Jack Cheese Boudin Seafood Dressing Sirloin Wraps with Jal/Cream Cheese Cream Cheese wrapped in bacon Spinach & Cheese Ribeye Wraps with Pepperjack Cheese Pepperjack wrapped in bacon Ribeye Wraps with Jal/Cream Cheese Pork Sausage Stuffed Chicken Breast: Seafood Stuffing Boudin PORK Broccoli & Cheese Cajun Stuffed Pork Loin SMOKED SAUSAGE Crawfish & Rice Cajun Stuffed Pork Roast Alligator Shrimp & Rice Pork Tenderloin stuffed with Jal/Cream Cheese Andouille Cornbread Dressing Pork Tenderloin stuffed with Boudin Beef & Pork Seafood Dressing Pork Tenderloin stuffed with Pepper Jack Cajun Jalapeno/Cream Cheese wrapped in Bacon Seasoned Pork Chops Chicken Seasoned Ribs Chicken Jalapeno & Cheese Chicken Thighs stuffed with: Smoked Ham Hocks Country Pork Jalapeno & Cream Cheese Smoked Tasso Deer & Pork Pepperjack Cheese Ponce (Chaudin) with Sausage Deer & Pork Jal/Cheese Deer & Pork Pepperjack Cheese SEAFOOD Pork Tenderloin stuffed with: Duck Sausage Crawfish Boudin Boudin Garlic Garfish Balls Cornbread Dressing Green Onion Shrimp wrapped in Bacon Jal/Cream Cheese Pepperjack Cheese Shrimp wraps w/ Jalapeno & Cream Cheese Pepperjack Cheese Pineapple/Pepperjack Cheese Shrimp wraps w/ Cream Cheese Pork Jalapeno & Cheese Shrimp wraps w/ Jalapeno Pork Chop stuffed with: Summer Sausage Shrimp wraps w/ Pepperjack Cheese Boudin Summer Sausage Jal/Cheese Shrimp Fettuccini Broccoli, Cheese & Rice Cornbread Dressing FRESH SAUSAGE HOMEMADE SOUPS & GUMBO’S Crawfish Dressing Country Pork Shrimp & Corn Soup Green Onion Seafood Gumbo Pork Jalapeno & Cheese Chicken & Sausage Gumbo Italian Crawfish Etouffee Breakfast Sausage Mon. – Fri. 6:00am* – 7:00pm, Saturday 8:00am – 5:00pm, Sunday – Closed *During June and July we will not open until 7:00am www.dayssmokehouse.com “As for me and my Smokehouse, we will serve the Lord.” Day’s Smokehouse and Specialty Meats, LLC 35770 LA Highway 16, Denham Springs, LA 70706 ∞ (225) 271-8709 phone ∞ (225) 271-8719 fax BOUDIN HOMEMADE CASSEROLES & SIDE’S WILD GAME BOUDIN BALLS (Regular, Stuffed with Cornbread Dressing Rabbit Jal/Cream Cheese or Pepper Jack) Green Bean Casserole Smoked Rabbit BOUDIN NACHOS Baked Beans Rabbit stuffed with Pork Sausage CAJUN BOILED PEANUTS Broccoli & Cheese Casserole Rabbit stuffed with Boudin COUNTRY SMOKED BACON Sweet Potato Casserole Deer & Pork Sausage Homemade Macaroni & Cheese Fresh Alligator CRAWFISH PIES Homemade Lasagna Frog Legs DEER BURRITOS Rice Dressing Seasoned Duck Breast DEER TAMALES Deer & Pork Jal/Cheese Ground Meat FRESH CRACKLINS Deer Bacon Burger Ground Meat HOG HEAD CHEESE Whole Duck HOMEMADE HAMBURGER JALAPENO/CHEESE HOG HEAD Duck Breast stuffed with: MEAT PIES Jalapeno & Cream Cheese wrapped in bacon PORK SKINS Seasoned Duck Breasts PULLED PORK SANDWICHES Quail stuffed with: SMOKED BOUDIN Pork Sausage SMOKED CHICKEN BITES SMOKED CHICKEN SALAD SMOEKD PORK CHOPS SMOKED WINGS DEER AND HOG PROCESSING AVAILABLE YEAR ROUND Party Trays Boudin Ball Platter (50 Regular Boudin Balls) Meat Pie Platter (40 Mini Meat Pies) Crawfish Pie Platter (40 Mini Crawfish Pies) Assorted Meat Tray (15 Boudin Balls, 4 links Smoked Boudin, 4 links Smoked Sausage) Stuffed Boudin Ball Tray (30 Pepper jack or Jalapeno Cheese Stuffed Boudin Balls) Eagle Tray (15 Pepper jack or Jalapeno Cheese Stuffed Boudin Balls and 22 Boudin Balls) Hog Head Cheese Tray (Fleur de Lis or LSU Hog Head Cheese Mold with Crackers) Smoked Sausage Tray (Smoked Pork, Smoked Chicken, Smoked Green Onion and Smoked Jalapeno Cheese) Day’s Cajun Tray (12 Boudin Balls, 2lbs Boudin, 2lbs Smoked Boudin, 1/2lb Cracklins) Plate Lunch Specials (Monday – Friday) Mon. – Fri. 6:00am* – 7:00pm, Saturday 8:00am – 5:00pm, Sunday – Closed *During June and July we will not open until 7:00am www.dayssmokehouse.com “As for me and my Smokehouse, we will serve the Lord.” .
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