NYC Gumbo

Lampshady
Lampshady @lampshady
NYC

NYC is limited in southern cooking and having New Orleans BBQ Shrimp for the first time makes you realize that. The next step was to expand my knowledge of southern cooking and bring more American spice up here

NYC Gumbo

NYC is limited in southern cooking and having New Orleans BBQ Shrimp for the first time makes you realize that. The next step was to expand my knowledge of southern cooking and bring more American spice up here

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Ingredients

  1. 1 poundSpicy Sausage (Conecuh or Andouille)
  2. 1 poundShrimp (or Chicken Breast)
  3. 1 cupRice (Un-cooked)
  4. 1/4 cupUnsalted Butter
  5. 1/2 cupFlour (all-purpose)
  6. 1/4 cupCanola Oil
  7. 3 CupsYellow Onions (2 Medium Onion / Chopped)
  8. 1 CupCelery Stalks (3 sticks / Chopped)
  9. 1 1/2 CupsGreen Bell Peppers (2 Peppers / Chopped)
  10. 2 teaspoonsGarlic (2 Cloves)
  11. 1 poundfresh Okra (or Zucchini)
  12. 14 ouncesTomatoes (or Diced Can)
  13. 1 tablespoonCreole seasoning
  14. 1/2 tablespoonSmoked Paprika
  15. 1 tablespoonThyme
  16. 1/4 cupsParsley (Chopped)
  17. 1 tablespoonGumbo File
  18. 3Bay Leaves
  19. 2 teaspoonsHot Sauce
  20. 2 teaspoonsWorcestershire Sauce
  21. 1 tablespoonChicken Bouillon powder (or 1 cube)
  22. 6 cupsChicken Stock

Cooking Instructions

  1. 1

    Ingredient Prep (20 min):
    In this section we will prepare the ingredients so you aren't running around mid cooking. This whole dish takes place in a large Dutch Oven, keeping the stove peaceful and cleaner.

    The Okra can be a bit slimy. Soaking it in vinegar for 30 min with a wash. Grill on a high heat and cut.

    1. Chop Celery
    2. Chop Onion
    3. Chop Peppers
    4. Cut Okra into 1/2in. pieces
    5. Mince Garlic
    6. Chop Parsley
    7. Chop Tomatoes
    8. Spice Chicken (Salt and Pepper)
    9. Cut up Sausage

  2. 2

    Meat Cook (20 min):
    We will be cook out meats first. If you chose the Shrimp route, that will be cooked at the end. When removing the meat, leave the fond (meat drippings).

    1. Add oil to the Dutch Oven on a medium-high heat.
    2. Cook the chicken on both sides until brown (4-5 min per side)
    3. Remove the chicken and add the Sausage.
    4. While Sausage cooks, move around so both sides of pieces are browned
    5. Remove Sausage, leaving the fond.

  3. 3

    Making the Roux (20-30 min):
    This will be our gumbo base. We MUST keep and eye on this since it can burn.

    Add the Butter (1/4 cup), Oil (1/4 cup) to the Dutch Oven with the fond. Whisk the Flour (1/2 cup) as we add it to the roux. Now bring the roux to a medium heat and whisking for 20-30 min, until a caramel color.

    Once finished, remove from the stove to let it cool for a little bit. (not sure how long though...)

  4. 4

    Adding the Trinity (8-10 min):
    Add and Cook the following for 8-10 min. Stir too!
    - Onion
    - Celery
    - Green Peppers
    - Garlic

  5. 5

    Adding Some More (5 min):
    Add and Cook the following for 5 min again. More stirring!
    - Sausage
    - Chicken (if you have it)
    - Creole Seasoning (1 Tbsp.)
    - Paprika (1/2 Tbsp.)
    - Thyme (1 Tbsp.)
    - Bay Leaves (3)
    - Chicken Bouillon (1 cube or tsp.)

  6. 6

    Adding the Rest and Simmer(2 Hours):
    After the final ingredient below. Bring this beast to a boil then reduce to low heat and simmer for 2 hours.
    - Tomatoes
    - Chicken Stock
    - Worcestershire
    - Hot Sauce

  7. 7

    Post Simmer Step (5 min)
    Remove Bay Leaves and add if you have shrimp, add it to the gumbo to cook for 5 min.

  8. 8

    Finish and Serve:
    Add Parsley, and Gumbo powder. Serve

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Comments (3)

Jose Covarrubias
Jose Covarrubias @cook_4014625
A use all condiments and the gumbo come great and tasty.good flavor.thanks partner.

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