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re: Avocado and Almond in Your Gumbo?
Posted on 9/21/20 at 7:26 pm to Stadium Rat
Posted on 9/21/20 at 7:26 pm to Stadium Rat
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Avocado and Almond in Your Gumbo?
nope...potato salad and okra in mine...
Posted on 9/25/20 at 3:16 pm to joeleblanc
Did you do anything different? Just mix the two together and stir over low heat until desired consistency/color is achieved?
Do you need more or less than a traditional roux for gumbo?
Do you need more or less than a traditional roux for gumbo?
Posted on 9/25/20 at 6:59 pm to Stadium Rat
The girlfriend is gluten-free. We may have to try this.
Posted on 9/25/20 at 7:43 pm to Chipand2Putts
I made it the microwave
I used the same amount as regular roux.
I used the same amount as regular roux.
This post was edited on 9/25/20 at 7:45 pm
Posted on 9/26/20 at 8:04 pm to Uncle JackD
I made chicken and andouille gumbo with this tonight.
1.25 cups flour, 1 cup oil. I noticed this didn’t take as long to brown as traditional roux, but I didn’t burn it. The flour didn’t fully incorporate into a paste, so there were tiny flecks in the gumbo. I really couldn’t feel them in my mouth, but you could see them, especially in the bottom of the bowl.
4 quarts of stock.
It doesn’t have nearly (if any) as much thickening power as traditional. Really all it did was give a nice dark color.
I used plenty of okra, and it thickened up nicely.
The flavor was really good, not really any different than my normal gumbo.
I think most people eating it would not be able to tell a difference if they weren’t looking for one.
It certainly won’t replace the original, buts it’s damn sure better than lots of keto meals I’ve eaten. Also much better than no gumbo at all.
1.25 cups flour, 1 cup oil. I noticed this didn’t take as long to brown as traditional roux, but I didn’t burn it. The flour didn’t fully incorporate into a paste, so there were tiny flecks in the gumbo. I really couldn’t feel them in my mouth, but you could see them, especially in the bottom of the bowl.
4 quarts of stock.
It doesn’t have nearly (if any) as much thickening power as traditional. Really all it did was give a nice dark color.
I used plenty of okra, and it thickened up nicely.
The flavor was really good, not really any different than my normal gumbo.
I think most people eating it would not be able to tell a difference if they weren’t looking for one.
It certainly won’t replace the original, buts it’s damn sure better than lots of keto meals I’ve eaten. Also much better than no gumbo at all.
Posted on 11/16/20 at 8:56 am to Stadium Rat
I found this somewhere on the world wide web and ordered some because my wife can't tolerate gluten. I thought it was very good. I ordered 6 more jars of the stuff. I would recommend.
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