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re: Post pics of your roux
Posted on 11/12/18 at 2:24 pm to cas4t
Posted on 11/12/18 at 2:24 pm to cas4t
My dad used bones in gumbo. I hate bones in gumbo.
That's why I started boiling the chicken to debone. But you don't want to boil the chicken to long, as it will get mushy. So I boil it just so that it starts to get white to the bone, then immediately pull it out, let it cool a bit, and debone. A lot of the chicken is still stuck on the bones.
Then, throw that back into the boiling water for as long as you want, but I usually do about 30 minutes. By that time, everything has cooked out and off of the bone, leaving bits of chicken floating, and a nice, thick, yellow stock. Pick out the bones, and you got a very tasty stock. Make soup the same way.
While that's boiling, I'm working on the roux and rest of the gumbo preparation, so it's not holding anything up.
That's why I started boiling the chicken to debone. But you don't want to boil the chicken to long, as it will get mushy. So I boil it just so that it starts to get white to the bone, then immediately pull it out, let it cool a bit, and debone. A lot of the chicken is still stuck on the bones.
Then, throw that back into the boiling water for as long as you want, but I usually do about 30 minutes. By that time, everything has cooked out and off of the bone, leaving bits of chicken floating, and a nice, thick, yellow stock. Pick out the bones, and you got a very tasty stock. Make soup the same way.
While that's boiling, I'm working on the roux and rest of the gumbo preparation, so it's not holding anything up.
Posted on 11/12/18 at 2:25 pm to Festus
Make your stock in an Instant Pot and the flavors are concentrated in even less time.
Posted on 11/12/18 at 3:48 pm to Festus
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That's why I started boiling the chicken to debone. But you don't want to boil the chicken to long, as it will get mushy. So I boil it just so that it starts to get white to the bone, then immediately pull it out, let it cool a bit, and debone. A lot of the chicken is still stuck on the bones.
Then, throw that back into the boiling water for as long as you want, but I usually do about 30 minutes. By that time, everything has cooked out and off of the bone, leaving bits of chicken floating, and a nice, thick, yellow stock. Pick out the bones, and you got a very tasty stock. Make soup the same way.
While that's boiling, I'm working on the roux and rest of the gumbo preparation, so it's not holding anything up.
I'm going to do this for the A&M game. Will report back with pics.
Also, now I want gumbo in a bad way for dinner tonight
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