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by Allison Johnston | 13 August, 2017 |
by Allison Johnston | 12 August, 2017 |
by Allison Johnston | 14 November, 2016 |
Gumbo is often cited as an example of the melting-pot nature of Louisiana cooking, but trying to sort out the origins and evolution of the dish is highly speculative. The name derives from a West African word for okra, suggesting that gumbo was originally made with okra. The use of filé (dried and ground sassafras leaves) was a contribution of the Choctaws and, possibly, other local tribes. Sometimes there is a roux, which finds its origins in French cuisine.
by Allison Johnston | 14 November, 2016 |
by Allison Johnston | 14 November, 2016 |
by Allison Johnston | 14 November, 2016 |
by Allison Johnston | 14 November, 2016 | 2 Comments
by Allison Johnston | 14 November, 2016 |
by Allison Johnston | 14 November, 2016 |
by Allison Johnston | 14 November, 2016 |
by Allison Johnston | 14 November, 2016 |
by Allison Johnston | 14 November, 2016 |
by Allison Johnston | 14 November, 2016 | 1 Comment
by Allison Johnston | 14 November, 2016 |
by Allison Johnston | 14 November, 2016 |
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by Allison Johnston | 06 October, 2015 |
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by Allison Johnston | 14 July, 2015 |
by Allison Johnston | 13 July, 2015 |