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Grafixgibbs

is one Smokin' Farker
Joined
Dec 18, 2009
Location
Fort Mill, SC
This week is a fund raiser event at our office for Arts and Science Council. Our theme this year is Mardis Gras and usually we do a popular chili cookoff but this year we are doing Cajun/Creole food so My entry will be gumbo which I made this weekend. I smoked the Chicken and sausage for it and used the chicken bits to make a broth.

Here are the pictures of the process.
Broth starting:
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Chickens ready to hit the smoker:
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Chicken and andouillie smokin'
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All cooked ready to be cut up:
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Carving the chicken (it was some of the best smoked chicken I have made:
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The roux
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Roux and vegies:
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All together now and simmering
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The final product for service:
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Not a bad looking gumbo. Smoking chicken and the andouille on the smoker is the only way to go. Adds a nice flavor. I also put the pot, in the smoker for a couple hours to get a little extra smoke flavor.
 
Not a bad looking gumbo. Smoking chicken and the andouille on the smoker is the only way to go. Adds a nice flavor. I also put the pot, in the smoker for a couple hours to get a little extra smoke flavor.

When I broke down the chicken i added the smoked bones and other bits to the stock to add to the flavor. It simered for about 3 hours now its resting in the fridge to marry all the flavors together so its kickin on Thursday when I serve it at work.
 
Damn, that looks absolutely delicious. You're inspiring me to make some chicken and sausage gumbo this week!
 
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