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New Orleans-Style Chicken & Andouille Gumbo

by Cedric Nicolas

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Tree Nut Free

Peanut Free

Corn Free

Gumbo is perhaps the most literal melting pot of all dishes. Its influences range from African (okra) to French (roux) to Choctaw Indian (filé powder) to German, Spanish, Italian, and more. Packed with tender chicken and spicy Andouille sausage, as well as veggies, rice, and spices, this is a hearty dish packed with flavors and textures that's sure to warm you up on a chilly night!

Nutritional facts

Protein

45g

Carbs

32g

Calories

480kcal

Fat

18g

Ingredients

Bay Leaf, All Purpose Flour, Andouille Sausage, Celery, Garlic Powder, Black Pepper, Tomato Paste, Sweet Paprika, Onion, Jasmine Rice, Kosher Salt, Okra, Gumbo Powder, Green Bell Pepper, Chicken Breast, Canola Oil, Italian Parsley

Contains wheat.

Reviews

3.9

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Dina · 06/01/24

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About Cedric Nicolas

Born and raised in Versailles, France, Chef Cedric Nicolas got his first introduction to cooking from his mom, who insisted on using the freshest ingredients from local markets for their family's meals. After trying his hand in the home kitchen, he formalized his interest in cooking when it came time to decide on professional schooling and enrolled in a culinary training program at the age of 15. It only took several months, and a couple of missed soccer games, for him to decide he wanted to get into restaurants. Nicolas moved to London to stage at The Lanesborough, and by the age of 19, he was working in Michelin-starred Club Gascon. Nicolas eventually came back home to France to work under Gordon Ramsey. He went on to become chef of a restaurant with a daily tasting menu that featured the best local ingredients he could source this eventually earned the restaurant a Michelin Plate award. Nicolas moved to Los Angeles in 2017 to open Belle Vie and has been cooking in the city ever since.

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