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mr crab 08-19-2015 09:49 PM

One of the best gumbo's I've ever tasted was a smoked turkey neck fresh green onion sausage, and okra. From New Orleans no less....okra can be really good although i don't use it in my pot

Andy C 08-19-2015 09:52 PM

True, but North of hwy10 they put too much and make it slimy as all get out!!!

Bluechip 08-19-2015 10:09 PM

Sometimes I use okra but I use a small amount to get that flavor but it doesn't slime it up.

duckman1911 08-19-2015 10:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Andy C (Post 769493)
True, but a good sausage and chicken should be able to hold it's own! Any okra in gumbo is a automatically disqualified ! !!!! Just my too cents, but I can f.... up a frozen pizza

No okra? Da phuk? Lost my first gumbo cookoff to a gumbo with okra. Of course I lost to a blonde in heels with a mid thigh skirt and a low buttoned shirt. Admittedly her cleavage was a lot better than mine. I didn't feel bad though. If you're willing to cook gumbo for half a day in heels you deserve to win.

eman 08-20-2015 05:23 AM

I use okra in my gumbo and get very little slime. just have to use some slime be gone.

Matt G 08-20-2015 05:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Andy C (Post 769496)
True, but North of hwy10 they put too much and make it slimy as all get out!!!

That's cause they don't cook the okra down enough. Cooking down okra is an all day affair. If it's done right, there should be no slime at all.

Top Dawg 08-20-2015 07:25 AM

Gotta cook your okra first

biggun 08-20-2015 10:04 AM

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I agree.. Cook first...It is an all day affair.. Chopped onion, fresh garden tomatoes.. I found a lady who washes, and cut okra up and bags it. I cook mine in the oven...

I'll cook U a okra shrimp gumbo with eggs dropped in, u'll kiss my toes for... It's award winning..:))))))))))

BAMMMMMM.. THERE IT IS... Perfect for a day like today..

Matt G 08-20-2015 10:16 AM

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Originally Posted by biggun (Post 769540)
I agree.. Cook first...It is an all day affair.. Chopped onion, fresh garden tomatoes.. I cook mine in the oven...

I'll cook U a okra shrimp gumbo with eggs dropped in, u'll kiss my toes for... :))))))))))

That does sound good Gunner. One of my favorites is okra smothered just like you described then add some shrimp in it and pass that on some French Bread. Tonnerre, mais ca c'est bon, oui!!!

duckman1911 08-20-2015 12:19 PM

Looks awesome gunner :)

biggun 08-20-2015 02:16 PM

Look's Awesome U say???? Words can't describe the TASTE. Crab Ain't got NOTHING ON THIS CAJUN BOY,,,,,:grinpimp:

mr crab 08-20-2015 02:38 PM

I gotta admit, that bowl looks right.

Ragin_Cajun 08-20-2015 03:15 PM

Ive put pickled okra in a crawfish boil before......and a bloody Mary.....lol

CAMP CANARD 08-20-2015 03:28 PM

Camp neighbor from Mamou showed me the " crack a egg and drop in da pot" trick. I do it every time now.

mriguy 08-20-2015 03:44 PM

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Originally Posted by CAMP CANARD (Post 769594)
Camp neighbor from Mamou showed me the " crack a egg and drop in da pot" trick. I do it every time now.

Mamou people are geniuses

CAMP CANARD 08-20-2015 03:46 PM

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Originally Posted by mriguy (Post 769596)
Mamou people are geniuses

Yea.....he told me so !

youmyboyblue 08-20-2015 04:52 PM

Eggs in gumbo? Never had it.

Andy C 08-20-2015 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by youmyboyblue (Post 769611)
Eggs in gumbo? Never had it.

Heard of boiled one's in to flavor them but never cracking one in it??

AubreyLaHaye458 08-20-2015 05:24 PM

Yall just don't know what you're missing


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PotLikinisAhabbit 08-20-2015 07:47 PM

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Originally Posted by AubreyLaHaye458 (Post 769621)
Yall just don't know what you're missing


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Can't cook a stew without cracking a dozen eggs in it.


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