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In a heavy-bottomed pot or Dutch oven, melt the butter over medium heat. Add the flour, stirring often, and cook to a medium-brown roux, about 30 minutes.

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There's no rice in gumbo, but it's often served with rice. Thicker than a stew, étoufée is similar in consistency to a gravy or marinara, and it is often made with seafood. It's almost always served ...

Correct the seasonings. Serve gumbo over hot rice. After an hour, the oven-baked flour should be about the color of roasted cashews. I used Conecuh Original Sausage, but you could also use the ...

To most locals, gumbo is home cooking, the ultimate comfort food informed by grandmother’s kitchen and mama’s way of doing things. First, there’s a roux; and fortunately, New Orleanians are experts at ...

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