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New orleans green gumbo beaucoup

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Ingredients:
1 largeGreen Pepper, chopped
1 largeSpanish Onion, chopped
3 Stalks celery, sliced
2 lbsOkra, ? slices
1 bn Green Onions, chopped
1 largeTomato, chopped, peeled &
- seeded
1 1/2 lbsShrimp (20ct), save shells
1 pintOysters, small, save juice
1 lbsScallops
2 Chicken breasts, boned
1 lbsAndouille or smoked sausage
1 tspTabasco sauce
1 tbspWorcestershire sauce
6 Cloves garlic, minced
8 ozButter (two sticks)
8 ozFlour (one cup)
1/2 tspDried Thyme leaves
1 Bottle Doxee's Clam Juice
2 cupUncooked parboilled rice
- use Uncle Ben's converted
1/2 tspDried Oregano leaves
2 Bay leaves
Salt and pepper to taste
A little MSG
4 cupChicken stock (about)
Fry pan or deep pot, IRON
Procedures:
1This is an authentic family recipe that my mother taught me in 1950 in new orleans.
2It makes a great dinner party main dish.
3Like chinese food, it is long on chopping and assembling, but goes together and cooks rather quickly.
4Shrimp - first peel shrimp, keep chilled, save shells.
5Put shells in small pot, cover with water, bring to a boil, then reduce to a simmer for 15 minutes.
6When water has been reduced by about half, remove from heat, cool, and strain out shells.
7Reserve water.
8Chicken and sausage - chop sausage and chicken into medium bite-sized pieces, brown in fry pan, drain, set aside.
9Okra - cut off stems and tips, slice into ? pieces.
10Set aside.
11Prepare garlic, spanish onions, green onions, celery, set aside separately.
12Roux - melt butter in a large iron pan or deep pot, add flour.
13Stir constantly over low heat until flour is cooked, starting to lightly brown.
14Care is needed here because from cooked to burned is a short but tragic step, but you can start over.
15After light brown, the color is all politics, it tastes good.
16Once the roux is cooked, stir in garlic and celery.
17Turn up heat a bit, say about medium, but stir constantially to prevent roux from burning.
18After about 1-2 minutes, dump in chopped spanish onions and green pepper, continue stirring.
19After another minute or so of cooking and stiring, dump in the okra