Gumbo, a beloved dish in the South, is a subject of much debate when it comes to its ideal consistency. The foundation of most gumbo recipes is a roux, which is a mixture of flour and fat used to thicken and flavor the dish. The color of the roux, ranging from...
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Can you use too much gumbo filé?
Welcome to my blog where we explore the delicious world of Cajun and Creole cuisine! Today, I want to discuss the proper usage of gumbo filé, also known as ground sassafras leaves. While this herbal thickening agent adds a unique flavor to dishes like gumbo, stews,...
Do you simmer gumbo with the lid on or off?
Simmering gumbo with the lid on or off is a commonly debated topic among cooks. While some argue that simmering with the lid on helps to retain moisture and flavors, others believe that simmering with the lid off allows for better evaporation and concentration of...
Can you put raw chicken in gumbo?
Gumbo is a beloved comfort food in Louisiana, known for its rich flavors and hearty ingredients. While the traditional recipe calls for a combination of chicken and sausage, you may be wondering if it's possible to use raw chicken in gumbo. Let's explore this topic...
Do you brown sausage before putting in gumbo?
In traditional gumbo recipes, browning the sausage before adding it to the dish is a common step. This process helps to enhance the flavor and texture of the sausage, as well as add depth to the overall gumbo. Browning the sausage allows it to develop a delicious...
Should I use chicken stock or broth for gumbo?
Gumbo, a beloved dish in the South, especially in Louisiana, is known for its rich and complex flavors. One of the most debated topics among gumbo aficionados is whether to use chicken stock or broth in their gumbo. While there are no hard and fast rules, there are...
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