Gumbo or Gumbo is a dish of American cuisine common in the state of Louisiana. It is a thick soup with spices, similar in consistency to a stew. It is considered a heritage of Cajun cuisine, descendants of French immigrants who arrived in Canada in the XVIII century. Gumbo can be thick like a stew and served on a pillow of rice, or it can be more liquid like a soup. I prepared the second version, based on a recipe from Gostronom magazine.
Cook Time | 70 minutes |
Servings |
Ingredients
- 400 gram Fish fillet sea bass, cod, or other white sea fish
- 1 glass Rice basmati
- 1 piece Bulgarian peppers green
- 1 piece Celery petiole
- 1 piece Onion
- 400 gram Bean fresh-frozen
- 400 gram Tomatoes in own juice
- 400 ml Broth (fish)
- 3 tablespoons Flour wheat / Flour
- 3 tablespoons Vegetable oil
- Salt to taste
- Black pepper to taste
Ingredients
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Instructions
- Prepare the products. Gumbo can be cooked with any sea fish-walleye, cod, Dorado, flounder, sea bass. The main thing is that the fish does not have small bones. I have cod fillets. Wash the rice in several waters, put it in a pan of cold water and leave for 30 minutes. Drain the water. Pour a large amount of fresh water into the pan, bring to a boil over high heat, and cook for 7 minutes. Reduce the heat and cook for another 10 minutes. Discard the rice in a colander and let it dry.