My next cooking project is to learn how to make gumbo (like NOLA's Gumbo Shop & Wentzels/Mobile).
Need tips & recipes from all you chefs out there!
Thanks!
Need tips & recipes from all you chefs out there!
Thanks!

I'm sure you'll get lots of good recipes, but I want the one for the "BOIL" you did at your house last summer. And while you're at it, can you send me the one for the summer beer. I know it's winter, but I'm a planner!
Sorry to hijack..
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I'm sure you'll get lots of good recipes, but I want the one for the "BOIL" you did at your house last summer. And while you're at it, can you send me the one for the summer beer. I know it's winter, but I'm a planner!
Sorry to hijack..
Gumbo!. We love Gumbo! Here are some pix of us cooking up a roux for a seafood gumbo a few year's ago. http://sowal.com/bb/showthread.php?t=1082&highlight=gumbo+riley. We prefer the dark roux for gumbos and the lighter roux for shrimp or crab etoufee.
When we want to do a gumbo in a hurry, without making roux from scratch, we've tried a few packaged products. For years, we've liked Bayou Magic's products www.bayoumagic.com/, but recently the gumbo base has become too salty for our tastes. Tonite we tried a new product, Cajun C.J.s http://http://www.cajuncjs.com/ and it was GREAT!A dark roux, seasoned well. This was for a chicken and andouille gumbo.
In SoWal, I believe Shrimper's has frozen andouille (maybe tasso,too) and I think Destin Ice might have andouillie as well.