Cajun Gumbo Party Let's make a Roux

We had a Cajun/Creole Pot Luck, Here is some video footage of the making of the Gumbo. That's what I'm talk'n about rite there. As you will see we used the fast and furious method of making the roux, I also dressed up a little and used my best Justin Wilson impersonation.

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• Gumbo
• cajun
• creole
• cooking
• roux
• seafood
• gumbo
• chicken
• sausage

[gotgumbo4u]

Hey TheAdmiralsemmes, Thanks for the comment but FYI

I believe what you meant to say is

It be Roux-di-mentary

After all If nolimitexec says I'm a fucking stupid backward ass country hicks!,

At least I might as well try to be spall,n wright

[xxkelly98x]

@thebikedude Hey I was born in Rayne & grew up in Crowley, Egan & Esterwood! I now am married and live in Baytown, Texas! We do know Gumbo!!

[TheAdmiralsemmes]

It ain't rocket science folks

It be Rue Dimentry, Yall

[TheAdmiralsemmes]

Rue-dimentry that is!:D

[thebikedude]

@jharrell23867 you are correct about one thing, Creole is a mix of genealogy. The cooking is part of the culture same as cajun cooking is part of the culture. I would like to ask where were you born/raised and where do you live now? I was born and raised in Eunice La. and now live in Lafayette La. and I have been eating gumbo for 40 years now and have been cooking it for 24 years (since age 16). I learned from my grandmother who was born and raised in Durald which is between Eunice and Mamou!

[thebikedude]

@jharrell23867 An idiot????????????? Maine was bought from Canada????????? How much "FRENCH" is spoken there????????? I"M THE IDIOT??????????? Patriot and British forces contended for Maine's territory during the American Revolution and the War of 1812. Maine was an exclave of Massachusetts until 1820, when as a result of the growing population and a political agreement regarding slavery, it became the 23rd state on March 15 under the Missouri Compromise.

[thebikedude]

@jharrell23867 An idiot????????????? Maine was bought from Canada????????? How much "FRENCH" is spoken there????????? I"M THE IDIOT??????????? Maine was an exclave of Massachusetts until 1820, when as a result of the growing population and a political agreement regarding slavery, it became the 23rd state on March 15 under the Missouri Compromise. has been REFERED to as part of Acadia

[jharrell23867]

@thebikedude You sir are a idiot. Acadia was sold to the U.S. and is called Maine now i think the smallest peace of it may still be in Canada some where but most of it is in America. Only the Acadians that ended up in Louisiana are Cajun all the rest are just regular Acadians and are not Cajun at all. Creole means mixed genealogy and culture and is used to describe many peoples in Louisiana including Cajun's. If your from Canada or Maine and you have Acadian blood your still not a Cajun.

[thebikedude]

@nolimitexec Mamou is in the heart of cajun country JACKHOLE! Cajun country is where the Acadians from Acadia Canada settled. There is more Cajun french spoken there than any where else in the country. In the New Orleans area that is more CROELE and is a similar style of cooking. Paul Prudhome is from Opelousas which is only 25 miles from Mamou. Any thing else you want to know about "CAJUNS"???

[cammicty]

I must say the Gumbo and the Roux was nice, but you never add the red bell pepper, that early, as it gives to strong of a taste and changes the flavor completely, as you want to taste each unique flavor in the Gumbo, seafood types, etc,. Red bell pepper when cooked to early, overpowers the taste. I come from 4 generations of Gumbo makers and my grandma, who's still alive made Gumbo for her restaurant in the 30s in N'awlins, as she says! Grandmas is an amazing cook.