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  • ...ike [[bell pepper]], [[onion]], [[celery]] (known as the "Holy Trinity" of Cajun and Creole cooking), [[garlic]], and a variety of [[herbs and spices]]. The base of seafood gumbo is a [[roux]], a mixture of fat (traditionally [[butter]] or oil) and [[flo
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  • ...', the Italian ''soffritto'', and the Cajun ''holy trinity''. Each cooking base typically consists of aromatic vegetables such as [[onion]]s, [[carrot]]s, A traditional French cooking base, '''mirepoix''' ([[Category:French cuisine]]), is a combination of onion, c
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  • ...Trinity is a fundamental element in creating the depth of flavor for which Cajun and Creole dishes are renowned. ...inity has its roots deeply embedded in Louisiana's culinary history, where Cajun and Creole cuisines have evolved. These cuisines themselves are a blend of
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  • {{jpg-image}}'''Crawfish Étouffée''' is a classic [[Cajun cuisine|Cajun]] and [[Creole cuisine|Creole]] dish that is popular in the [[Southern Unit ...Cajun and Creole cooking, consist of onions, bell peppers, and celery. The base of the dish is a roux, made from cooking [[flour]] and [[fat]] (usually [[b
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  • ...ew Orleans]], [[Louisiana]] area. It is well-known for its wide range of [[Cajun cuisine]] and [[Creole cuisine]] products, including [[rice]] mixes, [[seas * '''Gumbo Mix''': Provides the base for creating [[Gumbo]], another iconic dish from Louisiana, known for its rich flavors and heart
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  • ...elieved to have originated in Louisiana, where the influence of Creole and Cajun cooking is strong. Over time, hot links have become a beloved food item in * Ground pork: This forms the base of the sausage and provides the meaty texture.
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  • ...beans and rice]], and [[crawfish etouffee]]. These dishes often feature a base of [[rice]] and are typically spiced with a blend of seasonings known as th * [[Cajun cuisine]]
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  • ...is commonly used in dishes such as [[shrimp Creole]], [[jambalaya]], and [[gumbo]], adding depth and richness to these beloved recipes. ...[[bell pepper]]s (often referred to as the "holy trinity" of Creole and [[Cajun cuisine]]), [[bay leaves]], [[thyme]], [[oregano]], and [[cayenne pepper]].
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  • ...trient-rich and flavorful, it's a staple for many keto dieters, ideal as a base for [[soups]] and [[stews]]. * [[:Category:Cajun keto recipes|Cajun]]
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  • ...orful liquid made from simmered meat, fish, or vegetables, often used as a base for soups and sauces. ...French sauce made from brown stock, mirepoix, and tomato paste, used as a base for many other sauces.
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  • ...pe)|Easy chicken gumbo]] || [[:Category:Gumbo|Gumbo]] || [[Zatarians gumbo base mix]], [[green chilies]], [[green bell pepper]], [[onion]], [[celery]], [[w | [[Emeril's cajun water (recipe)|Emeril's cajun water]] || [[:Category:Cajun|Cajun]] || [[water]], [[salt]], [[black pepper]], [[lemon]], [[ground cinnamon]],
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  • * [[Gourmet cajun rub]] * [[Gumbo crabs]]
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  • * [[Cajun cheese curds]] * [[Cajun chicken breast]]
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  • * [[Saumon fumé cajun]] * [[Seafood base]]
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