Scorpius the Allfather
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Someone at work gave me some leftover gumbo so when the Saints win the family and I shall be having Victory Gumbo.
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Getting started tonight... Its always better the next day right?? Should I invote Peters? Lol
Sounds great, but I'm really craving some jambalaya!It seems clear this is the game to unleash the gumbo.
Was up at 6 this morning to start making chicken stock. Chicken and andouille gumbo. It will take all day to make. And I may sneak in some shrimp, for extra points. Gives me something to do besides scoring touchdowns in my head.
Note: Took advice below and picked up some lamb for the pot.
I'm a sausage snob... it's one of the reasons we make our own. 300 lbs a few weeks back. But I've used Conecuh in spaghetti before and it's awesome. Not a fan of it in any other dish or as a stand alone. If you haven't tried it in spaghetti... give it a shot and get back with me. You'll be surprised.I like Conecuh sausage.
I'm a sausage snob... it's one of the reasons we make our own. 300 lbs a few weeks back. But I've used Conecuh in spaghetti before and it's awesome. Not a fan of it in any other dish or as a stand alone. If you haven't tried it in spaghetti... give it a shot and get back with me. You'll be surprised.
The weather is certainly cooperating even though I make it anytime of the year.It seems clear this is the game to unleash the gumbo.
Was up at 6 this morning to start making chicken stock. Chicken and andouille gumbo. It will take all day to make. And I may sneak in some shrimp, for extra points. Gives me something to do besides scoring touchdowns in my head.
Note: Took advice below and picked up some lamb for the pot.
I usually use andouille or smoked sausage (Double D or Manda) but i nade gumbo for Christmas Day while visiting my Son in Birmingham Alabama. Only sausage I could find was the Conecuh. It didn't disappoint. Its pretty pricey though.I'm not a sausage savant or anything but I love Conecuh by itself or in beans or mac and cheese. I don't think I've had it in anything else. I'll need to try it in spaghetti.
C&S most definitely. Cold weather would dictate that. Idiot Ram player comment only guarantees it. Savoie's hot pork sausage. If I run out (closest is Rouses in Slidell) I use "Country Pleasin'" andouille (made in Richland, south of Jackson) and it actually isn't that bad.