
Charleston Gumbo
January 31, 2012 By Sarah Leave a Comment
A Charleston Gumbo is, probably, the most known and most famous recipe of the Lowcountry cuisine. Lowcountry recipes are mainly associated with the US regions of Charleston and Savannah with some parallels to the Cajun cuisines of New Orleans. The beauty of this style of recipes is not only the fantastic taste, but also the combination of different cooking styles. Lowcountry recipes are a unique blend of ideas and traditions from European, African and Native American cuisines. I love the spice of the Charleston Gumbo, as well as its simplicity as equipment wise all you need is a casserole dish to prepare it in. Preparation and cooking … [Read More...]
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