Cajun Chef Gumbo File 1oz

Cajun Chef's Gumbo File Powder is produced from the leaves of the native sassafras tree. It is added to soups and stews, most notably the Creole

Made from ground dried sassafras leaves, it's a key ingredient in flavoring a traditional Louisiana gumbo.Cajun Chef Gumbo File Powder is produced from the leaves of the native sassafras tree. It is added to soups and stews, most notably the Creole specialty, gumbo, at the very end of cooking just before serving.

Cajun Chef Gumbo File - 1 oz

Cajun Chef Gumbo File 1oz (Pack of 1) - Ground Dried

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2841 - Ground Spices - Description: Made from ground dried sassafras leaves, it's a key ingredient in flavoring a traditional Louisiana gumbo.

Cajun Chef Gumbo File

Made from ground dried sassafras leaves, a key ingredient in traditional Louisiana gumbo Adds rich texture and a woodsy, balsam-like flavor to soups

Cajun Chef Gumbo File 1oz (Pack of 1) - Ground Dried Sassafras Leaves for Authentic Louisiana Gumbo - Rich Texture and Distinct Flavor - Essential

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Sometimes just called filé powder for short, powdered sassafras leaf is a cornerstone ingredient of Cajun cooking, especially classic gumbo. It was originally used by cooks in the Choctaw tribe as a thickener and flavoring. Sassafras root is the basis of root beer, so the powder infuses everything with a similarly earthy, rich flavor, but with a more verdant quality. It should be added to dishes toward the end of cooking.

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Description Almost identical to cajun, creole cuisine originated in Louisiana in the United States by French immigrants. The biggest known difference between the two is that creole dishes incorporate tomatoes, where as cajun dishes primarily use chilies and peppers. The creole seasoning holds a lot less heat, and offers a zesty flavor boost. Common Ways to Consume Some popular creole dishes include creole jambalaya, oysters rockefeller, and southern oxtail soup.

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