As discussed on the Rush Limbaugh program today
1 posted on 
12/30/2015 1:40:50 PM PST by 
iowamark
 
To: iowamark
Ingredients:
1 pk Andouille Sausage; Don't use spicy andouille
 2 tb Vegetable oil
 1 md yellow onion; finely chopped
 3 st Celery; finely chopped
 1 lg Bell Pepper; finely chopped
 4 Chicken Breasts
 2 ts Minced Garlic; heaping
 3 bottles Beer
 1 1/2 c Vegetable Oil
 1 1/2 c All-purpose flour
 3 Bay Leaves
 1 tb Cayenne Pepper
 1 tb Black Pepper
 1 tb Thyme
 1 tb Salt
 1 tb Tony Chachere's Cajun seasoning
 64 oz Chicken Stock; Heat 32 oz in microwave to boiling
 2 tb Vegetable Oil
 2 c Frozen Okra, chopped
 1 c Rice
 2 c Water
2 posted on 
12/30/2015 1:43:04 PM PST by 
iowamark
(I must study politics and war that my sons may have liberty to study mathematics and philosophy)
 
To: iowamark
3 posted on 
12/30/2015 1:44:43 PM PST by 
petitfour
(Americans need to repent.)
 
To: iowamark
Andouille, god I love that stuff!
CC
4 posted on 
12/30/2015 1:45:32 PM PST by 
Celtic Conservative
(CC: purveyor of cryptic, snarky posts since December, 2000..)
 
To: iowamark
I was expecting a mix of various GOPe candidates with additives from the RNC and paid political commentators.
8 posted on 
12/30/2015 1:59:09 PM PST by 
Truth29
 
To: iowamark
Erick Erickson hosted Rush today?
That ticks me off.
Rush himself went down a notch if that’s true, and I’ve always held him in highest regards.
DAMN.
11 posted on 
12/30/2015 2:34:36 PM PST by 
Balding_Eagle
( (The Great Wall of Trump ---- 100% sealing of the border. Coming soon.))
 
To: iowamark
“The trinity is simple: onion, bell pepper, and celery.”
French Mirepoix is similar, but different: onions, carrots, and celery (or celeriac).
Italian Soffritto is another variation, a bit more flexible.
Lard (or olive oil or butter) and finely chopped parsley and onion, with optional garlic, celery, or carrot.
Other combinations are so varied that they don’t really have a standard.
14 posted on 
12/30/2015 2:55:24 PM PST by 
yefragetuwrabrumuy
("Don't compare me to the almighty, compare me to the alternative." -Obama, 09-24-11)
 
To: iowamark
... 4 Chicken Breasts...... Try baking a couple cornish hens or a roasting hen instead , also it's not gumbo unless it has okra ,no okra it's just a soup.
 
15 posted on 
12/30/2015 3:02:39 PM PST by 
piroque
("In times of universal deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act")
 
To: iowamark
So, 2 cups of oil and grease. No, thanks.
16 posted on 
12/30/2015 3:12:44 PM PST by 
bgill
(CDC site, "We still do not know exactly how people are infected with Ebola")
 
To: iowamark
MrD is the best gumbo cook that a lot of people have seen.
 This recipe is not too bad but he doesn't use sausage or chicken. He uses Rajin Cajin dry roux (no oil). Boils the shrimp peels for the liquid, uses shrimp, crawfish and crab meat. Sometimes he uses okra or sometimes gumbo file. He has been making Gumbo for 50+ years and he has got it down!
17 posted on 
12/30/2015 3:26:26 PM PST by 
Ditter
(God Bless Texas!)
 
To: iowamark
I’m a file gumbo fan, myself. Mainly because I can’t stand okra unless it’s fried, and sometimes not then.
Rest of it sounds great, though :)
18 posted on 
12/30/2015 3:27:46 PM PST by 
chesley
(Obama -- Muslim or dhimmi? And does it matter?)
 
To: iowamark
I like the beer part best. That’s the only way to survive stirring the roux.
19 posted on 
12/30/2015 3:35:59 PM PST by 
jstaff
 
To: iowamark
Use chicken thighs, not breasts.
And what does he have against spicy Andouille?
To: iowamark; blam
Seems like we should get a real Southerner to weigh in on this recipe!
To: iowamark
Frozen okra? In hot oil until the seeds pop? Then simmered for 1 to 2 hours?
Sure, if you like the taste of boiled snot.
I use only fresh okra, cut into bite-sized chunks. Put it in LAST.
Add to hot, simmering gumbo about 10 minutes before serving.
Okra will be soft, but still crisp and sweet. Not slimy.
Leftovers can be reheated in microwave—still no slime.
31 posted on 
12/30/2015 5:50:46 PM PST by 
mumblypeg
(I've seen the future; brother it is murder. -L. Cohen)
 
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