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I was actually counting down the time until someone mentioned that.
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I wouldn't use okra either but WTH. If someone wants it then put it in there. If you want beans in your bourbon or ice in your chili then freaking put it in there!! sheesh....... Friggin Philistines, responsible for the decline of civilized society ... I prefer hillbilly heathen!
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I like okra! Pickled, deep fried , in gumbo ....
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Here ya go EdM...have fun searching through these More Gumbo Recipes than you can shake a stick at!
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A lot of the okra and tomato, particularly tomato, use is in SE Louisiana. I believe the writer mentioned east of Bayou Lafourche. Creole style, what my friends and I would refer to as somewhat a variety of tomato stew. Like so: In contrast, there's the predominant SW Louisiana gumbo around here:
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I feel like a brewmaster in Bavaria watching people in Bumphuk talk about how to make Munich Helles.
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I feel like a brewmaster in Bavaria watching people in Bumphuk talk about how to make Munich Helles. Riiiiiiiiiight...your way is the only RIGHT way! ;-) Hell, cajuns, creoles and coonasses can't agree on it.
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I'd love either of those in those pics....both are "gumbo"
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Both of those dishes look outstanding!!
Now I am inspired.
Thanks
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Yes, I too, would attack either, with gusto !
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That's a neat article! Thanks!
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Thanks gents. Son #2 (who cooks in a Thai restaurant whilst in university) and I are dialing it in. He suggested the fish #3 son and dear wife caught last month in the Gulf with smoked sausage from son #3's whitetail (forgot all of that, being away) and shrimp and crab. Oh, and I need okra. We are now bouncing recipes about. Five days 'til count down and it is killing us.
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A lot of the okra and tomato, particularly tomato, use is in SE Louisiana. I believe the writer mentioned east of Bayou Lafourche. Creole style, what my friends and I would refer to as somewhat a variety of tomato stew. Like so: In contrast, there's the predominant SW Louisiana gumbo around here: the bottom of those two makes my mouth water...used to make a venison gumbo that looked like that
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