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re: Gumbo makes me feel awful - is it the type of sausage I’m using?
Posted on 2/19/24 at 2:48 pm to StringedInstruments
Posted on 2/19/24 at 2:48 pm to StringedInstruments
I'm not the kind of person to criticize another man's gumbo, but since you are asking, that is the darkest gumbo I think I've ever seen. It looks incredibly rich and strong, to each his own. But when it's making you sick when you eat it, maybe tone it down a little. As another said, less roux, and maybe a less dark roux, and the other suggestions already posted, less greasy meats in it.
It could be aging. I used to be able to eat a greasy rack of baby back ribs with no problem. Now, if I eat more than 3, I have to bring a bottle of pepto with me to bed. My body just can't handle the grease-sodium bombs like it used to. Same symptoms as you described.
It could be aging. I used to be able to eat a greasy rack of baby back ribs with no problem. Now, if I eat more than 3, I have to bring a bottle of pepto with me to bed. My body just can't handle the grease-sodium bombs like it used to. Same symptoms as you described.
Posted on 2/19/24 at 5:49 pm to deeprig9
I agree with deeprig, that is a very dark base. I have a family member that also makes a very dark seafood gumbo, and I always eat a moderate portion because it doesn’t sit well with me either.
Posted on 2/21/24 at 3:39 am to deeprig9
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I'm not the kind of person to criticize another man's gumbo, but since you are asking, that is the darkest gumbo I think I've ever seen. It looks incredibly rich and strong, to each his own. But when it's making you sick when you eat it, maybe tone it down a little. As another said, less roux, and maybe a less dark roux, and the other suggestions already posted, less greasy meats in it.
This.
I've never seen a gumbo THAT dark. I got full just looking at it. That looks heavy as shite and I could imagine would sit pretty rough.
Maybe go a little lighter with a little less?
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