gumbo.. its finally time!

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Man that looks great, good job. Went to NO. this yr for the first time and I could not get enough, with your smoked chicken I bet is the bomb
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Man that looks great, good job. Went to NO. this yr for the first time and I could not get enough, with your smoked chicken I bet is the bomb :drool:
Thanks man. I wenr to NO last yest first time too.. loved that place


Looks fantastic!!! I just made my first Gumbo a couple weeks ago. And yes it's for eating anytime of the day IMHO!
And thanks Alesia.. your gumbo is what sparked mine.. and emans recipe of course!
 
Great post,looks brilliant.
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I have had a few discussions about Gumbo with Foamheart.Love the idea of authentic regional food. My late parents both used to sing the Hank Williams song" Jambalaya,catfish pie ,seafood gumbo.."which is only of interest because it was in small town Australia in the 60s & 70s. 
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Great post,looks brilliant.:drool I have had a few discussions about Gumbo with Foamheart.Love the idea of authentic regional food. My late parents both used to sing the Hank Williams song" Jambalaya,catfish pie ,seafood gumbo.."which is only of interest because it was in small town Australia in the 60s & 70s. :biggrin:
Thanks Mick.
You cant go wrong with the Gumbo mick.... its just all around goodness!
 
Raised in Louisiana I learned to love gumbo at an early age. Turkey gumbo is second only to seafood gumbo in my estimation. Never use okra in mine but always make a roux. Always make mine a light golden brown. Thickens well without a "burned" flavor. Simmering it slowly is the key, with lots of stirring. I use a metal spatula to stir it almost continually so it browns evenly. I'm looking forward to smoking a turkey this year. Have to make sure to get one big enough to have plenty leftovers for gumbo the day after.:grilling_smilie:
 
Raised in Louisiana I learned to love gumbo at an early age. Turkey gumbo is second only to seafood gumbo in my estimation. Never use okra in mine but always make a roux. Always make mine a light golden brown. Thickens well without a "burned" flavor. Simmering it slowly is the key, with lots of stirring. I use a metal spatula to stir it almost continually so it browns evenly. I'm looking forward to smoking a turkey this year. Have to make sure to get one big enough to have plenty leftovers for gumbo the day after.:grilling_smilie:


I too cant wait for some smoked turkey just for leftovers. ...but.. why go one big turk... just smoke 2 or 3 smaller ones... more food.. more flavor options. .. and best of.. more bones. ;)
 
Great post,looks brilliant.:drool I have had a few discussions about Gumbo with Foamheart.Love the idea of authentic regional food. My late parents both used to sing the Hank Williams song" Jambalaya,catfish pie ,seafood gumbo.."which is only of interest because it was in small town Australia in the 60s & 70s. :biggrin:
Crawfish pie :police:
 
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