THE SCIENCE OF ROUX: WHY YOUR GUMBO CHANGES COLOR

The fascinating color alteration in your gumbo, from pale blonde to a dark brown , isn’t just about preference ; it's actually based on chemical reactions . Roux, the fundamental foundation for many Cajun and Creole dishes, is simply flour and grease cooked together . The period it cooks – the “

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