Thank you my friend. Would have been better with one of your UDS chickens in it. Just didn't have the time. b
I'd love some good home made gumbo...Nice!
Gumbo is always good. Get yourself a loaf of french bread to go with it! bLooks and sounds delicious Brian! I like my sausage browned also. This is on my to do list. Thanks B!
WOW! That sounds like one heck of a cook my long time friend. That smoker of yours is built like a tank. Im sure it handled the occasion well! bGreat...thanks for asking brother! Had it full of ribs, tenderloins, bologna and ABTs just last weekend when the in-laws, our sons and their wives were all over (our twin sons' 28th birthday gathering). Mostly I only cook for two, so I don't get it full very often, but its nice to have the space when you need to cook for a crowd.
Red
Thank you sir! I appreciate the kind words. b
Looks amazing good Brian, even us Yankees up here love a good gumbo!
Thanks Al. I appreciate the point. You and Judy enjoy the rest of the weekend! B
Brian, that looks amazing!
Great thread & step by step!
Point!
Al
Thanks for the point Gary. It looks like the consensus is to brown the Andouille! bLooks great Brian. Excellent post and step-by-step.
Im like you--I like my meat browned beforehand.
POINT!!!
Gary
Thank you so much Justin!Absolutely awesome thread B ! Very nice !
Thanks for the point Case!Looks great BD!
Point!
Yes sir. Hard to beat.I know that tastes as good as it looks because I learned from the same guy. I in fact just finished a bowl of it minuets ago while watching the Minnesota vikings pound Houston 14 Min., zip Houston so far 1st quarter.
Randy,
Give it a try Dan!Looks great, BD!
Points for the step by step
I'm not crazy about fish, so I've always shied away from Gumbo, but this I could get into!
Dan
Well howdy friend.
Nice looking Gumbo my friend...... Couldn't ya find a bigger bowl? Oh yeah you can always get seconds at the house......
I wish I could smell it, but all I smell is the burnt wood smell of sawdust, I have contractors flooring here today.
You put that feral hog andouille in it?
Great job. You be ready to tailgate now! There always more gumbo and jambalaya at the game than hamburgers and hotdogs!
Whew... Good luck with that remodeling.
Man could I go for some of that, Looks great, Sorry I'm late, still remodeling.
Gary
LOL the 2 beers came from Foanhearts recipe.
great post and the step by step. I like how you added the crucial TWO beers for the stirrer. I will be trying this one soon.
Thank you sir! I see a good vacuum sealer in your future! LOL
Great tutorial, but Mrs. gear says I can't do nuthin mo til
we eat up what I already cooked.
Guess some folks around here are going to have some more
smoked good things coming their way.
Ed