Gumbo Made Easy: Ingredients and Steps Explained - Dine Wild
What Is Gumbo? Origins & History Gumbo is more than a stew — it’s a cultural melting pot born in Louisiana. The word “gumbo” likely comes from We
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Ingredients
- All-purpose flour ~1 cup + extra for thickening if needed
- Oil or fat (vegetable, peanut, lard) ~½–⅔ cup
- Onion (yellow) 1 large, diced
- Bell pepper (green) 1 large, diced
- Celery 3–4 stalks, diced
- Garlic 3 cloves, minced
- Smoked andouille sausage ~1 lb, sliced into rounds
- Chicken (bone-in pieces: thighs & drumsticks) ~2–3 lbs
- Seafood (shrimp, oysters, crab) ~1 lb shrimp + optional shellfish
- Chicken stock ~6–8 cups
- Okra 1 cup, sliced
- File powder 1-2 tsp (use at end)
- Spices: cayenne, paprika, black pepper, white pepper, thyme, bay leaves To taste (see below)
- Salt To taste
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