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No, not cooking. I have a few friends who do every year. I try to go every year just to eat the strange gumbos people cook.
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We went to the gumbo fest over in bridge city la last year. We have family there. We only got to taste the winning gumbo. It was very good. I wish we could have tasted some of the other entries. The wife and i agreed that would be the last weekend jaunt in October for a while tho. 2 Kids birthdays and deer lease prep is all we can handle in one month.
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S.c. gumbo throw down?
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Its getting to be that time again to get some energy behind it. I'm a culprit of it dying last year. Work in the oilfield and family took a toll on my efforts!
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Yeah I was all pumped but life can sure mess up your "want to"plans. Maybe one day.
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I would like to do a cook off. but i am in favor of doing it like the big jambalaya cook offs. everyone gets the same meat / seafood to start with. same veggies for everyone. the taste will be the deciding factor
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Not me.
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My company is hosting a gumbo cook off in Nov. If anyone is interested I'll post the flyer if that is ok with Casey and mods.
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I just think that sourcing is a very important part of the finished product. If you have better produce, or fresher shrimp, your bowl will taste better.
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I agree....
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Would every gumbo need to be the same type though to have a fair comparison? I think it would be hard to judge a seafood next to a chicken/sausage or a shrimp and okra
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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
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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.
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2 categories. Seafood, and "other" simple.
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But then how can you have a true champ if half the people cook one and half the other? |
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Cook what you want. I didn't see it as *** "true champ" kinda thing. Just an excuse to drink a Lil, eat some good grub, and have one more thing to trash talk about. I'm not interested in fairness or an even playing field. Cheating, bribing, and sabotage would be welcomed in my version of this throw down
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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
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True, but North of hwy10 they put too much and make it slimy as all get out!!!
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