Gumbo on da grill - a pictorial

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Gumbo on da grill - a pictorial

Postby egghead » Thu Aug 06, 2009 5:20 pm

We make this gumbo with chicken thighs or leftover turkey. Made this one with chicken thighs. Recipe after the pics.

Get the oil hot (On my Small Egg)
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Add the flour to start the roux
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Brown the flour - if you have the oil hot enough and you stir fast this should only take about 5 min (10 at the most - if you scortch/burned the roux, start over)
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Add the seasoning
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Keep stirring till seasoning is cooked
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You can put a little smoke on the chicken if you like but the andoille usually adds some nice smoke
Transferred the roux to a CI pot on the XL Egg then browned the chicken in the skillet
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Added the cut up chicken and andoille to the roux on the XL
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Add stock until the desired consistency, simmer for a while, then add the oysters 20-30 minutes before serving
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ENJOY

Recipe
The measurements for the oil, flour and turkey stock are approximate – the rest are good. I normally make this gumbo with leftover turkey from Thanksgiving, Christmas, etc. but have cooked a turkey just to make gumbo or used chicken thighs.
Ingredients
1 cup of vegetable oil
2-1/2 cups all purpose flour
Two onions – chopped
Two bunches of green onions – chopped
Four stalks celery – chopped
¼ cup chopped garlic
4 - 6 cups of shredded turkey
1 lb. andoille sausage
1 gallon of turkey stock (made from the turkey carcass the day before - or chicken stock)
1 pint shucked oysters
Salt and pepper to taste
Filé

Start by browning the flour in the oil. Get the oil pretty hot, add the flour and keep stirring until it is as dark as you can get it without burning (the darker the roux, the nuttier the flavor of the gumbo). Add the chopped seasoning and continue stirring. When the onions start to get clear, add the turkey and andoille and continue Stirring for a few minutes. Begin adding the turkey stock a little at a time until the correct consistency is attained. The oysters are added 20-30 minutes before serving – they are cooked when the edges curl. Some people add filé – we serve filé on the side. Filé can make the gumbo bitter if it is cooked in but it’s nice sprinkled on top of the gumbo.
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Re: Gumbo on da grill - a pictorial

Postby nascarchuck » Thu Aug 06, 2009 5:27 pm

That looks goooood!!! Now I'm hungry!
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Postby JamesB » Thu Aug 06, 2009 5:35 pm

Loves me some gumbo! Looks good.
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Postby ChileFarmer » Thu Aug 06, 2009 7:37 pm

Great job, well done. Like the photos too. CF :D
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Re: Gumbo on da grill - a pictorial

Postby Rich777 » Thu Aug 06, 2009 8:10 pm

Nice gumbo, could eat a bowl or three of that!! :D :D
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Re: Gumbo on da grill - a pictorial

Postby Papa Tom » Thu Aug 06, 2009 9:22 pm

Yeah I like gumbo even if I have to make it myself.....but yours looks better. I've got some frozen crawfish stock in the freezer and some homemade andouille maybe it's time.
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Postby OSD » Fri Aug 07, 2009 5:56 am

Very tasty lookin'. 8)
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Postby JaCK2U2 » Fri Aug 07, 2009 12:27 pm

Ahh, gumbo without okra - I liked it from the start!
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Re: Gumbo on da grill - a pictorial

Postby BluDawg » Fri Aug 07, 2009 2:47 pm

:idea: I have been planning on a big pot myself tomorrow(chicken and sausage) from a cook I did Tuesday. Yours looks really good. Can't wait till sat.
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Re: Gumbo on da grill - a pictorial

Postby Surfinsapo » Sat Aug 08, 2009 5:36 pm

Yum Gumbo... :3some:
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