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Cajun Gumbo

Lyndsey The Cozy Kitchen
Lyndsey The Cozy Kitchen @lp2002
Keynsham, Bristol, United Kingdom

I am a big fan of cajun, creole food. I love Jambalaya, I also like to batch cook and cook ahead and find that the rice would go mushy. So I researched this alternative and have made this authentic (I hope) Cajun Gumbo that is like a soup/stew and can be served with rice but also great for batch cooking etc. I am told the seceret to a great tasting gumbo is the dark brown roux made using flour and oil at the begining of cooking. I also serve mine alongside some nicely blackened corn on the cob. Add fresh parsley at the end if you like it, sadly I cant stand the smell. Enjoy

I am a big fan of cajun, creole food. I love Jambalaya, I also like to batch cook and cook ahead and find that the rice would go mushy. So I researched this alternative and have made this authentic (I hope) Cajun Gumbo that is like a soup/stew and can be served with rice but also great for batch cooking etc. I am told the seceret to a great tasting gumbo is the dark brown roux made using flour and oil at the begining of cooking. I also serve mine alongside some nicely blackened corn on the cob. Add fresh parsley at the end if you like it, sadly I cant stand the smell. Enjoy

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Cajun Gumbo

Lyndsey The Cozy Kitchen
Lyndsey The Cozy Kitchen @lp2002
Keynsham, Bristol, United Kingdom

I am a big fan of cajun, creole food. I love Jambalaya, I also like to batch cook and cook ahead and find that the rice would go mushy. So I researched this alternative and have made this authentic (I hope) Cajun Gumbo that is like a soup/stew and can be served with rice but also great for batch cooking etc. I am told the seceret to a great tasting gumbo is the dark brown roux made using flour and oil at the begining of cooking. I also serve mine alongside some nicely blackened corn on the cob. Add fresh parsley at the end if you like it, sadly I cant stand the smell. Enjoy

I am a big fan of cajun, creole food. I love Jambalaya, I also like to batch cook and cook ahead and find that the rice would go mushy. So I researched this alternative and have made this authentic (I hope) Cajun Gumbo that is like a soup/stew and can be served with rice but also great for batch cooking etc. I am told the seceret to a great tasting gumbo is the dark brown roux made using flour and oil at the begining of cooking. I also serve mine alongside some nicely blackened corn on the cob. Add fresh parsley at the end if you like it, sadly I cant stand the smell. Enjoy

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Ingredients

Serves 4 ish
  • 4chicken thighs
  • aprox 16 king prawns
  • bell peppers., green and red
  • 1large onion
  • 1 tbsppaprika
  • 1 tspdried oregano
  • 1 tspdried thyme
  • 1 tspcayene pepper
  • 1 tspdried chilli
  • 1 tspgarlic powder
  • 3fresh garlic cloves
  • salt and lots of black pepper
  • pintchicken stock
  • 1 tsptomato paste
  • plain flour
  • oil
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  1. 1

    Firstly make a spice mix by mixing all your dry herbs and spices together. Turn your oven on to 220. using half the spices mix rub the chicken thighs with it and put into the oven until cooked through and a bit charred looking.

  2. 2

    Next you need to make a roux with oil (not butter) and flour. This needs to be on a medium heat and stirred constantly for about 30-40 minutes until it goes a dark brown colour.

  3. 3

    To your roux add the spices, onions, garlic, tomato paste and peppers and cook for about ten mins.

  4. 4

    Next add your chicken stock to the pan.

  5. 5

    Once your chicken is cooked, take out of the oven and using two forks shred it and pop into the pan. let cook for as long as you can. When you are ready to eat add your prawns and cook through.

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    Serve along some nice fluffy rice and corn on the cob.

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Lyndsey The Cozy Kitchen @lp2002
on May 11, 2020 20:04
Keynsham, Bristol, United Kingdom
Home cook, Mum, Lover of all things edible.Wholesome, rustic, hearty is where its at for me when it comes to cooking and eating, the phrase "comfort food" is my favourite in the English Language. I've held several cooking events at Cookpad UK HQ Bristol and love everything the Cookpad community stands for. I believe that people connect through food and across the kitchen table. My mission in life is to connect as many people as possible through recipes & eating together! Ad Hoc Catering business and Pop Up Kitchen.My fave place... my cozy kitchen.Check my instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the.cozy.kitchen/
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