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Posted: 6/22/2017 2:55:00 PM EST
[Last Edit: 6/22/2017 2:56:43 PM EST by midcap]
 Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By TrojanMan:
Very serious.
I've had all the best gumbos, from all over NO, greater LA, MS, even some decent ones in AL and FL.
Jose's is excellent. Not the absolute best by any means, but it's better than any of the "tourist" spots in NO (none of which are bad).
I'd also recommend Booth's Corner, PA - their farmer's market has a stall called Cajun Kate's. Also excellent gumbo. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes  Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By TrojanMan:
Originally Posted By midcap:
Gumbo in Delaware?
You serious Clark? Very serious.
I've had all the best gumbos, from all over NO, greater LA, MS, even some decent ones in AL and FL.
Jose's is excellent. Not the absolute best by any means, but it's better than any of the "tourist" spots in NO (none of which are bad).
I'd also recommend Booth's Corner, PA - their farmer's market has a stall called Cajun Kate's. Also excellent gumbo. No tomatoes, correct?
It's funny where you can find good food out of place.
When I was in Los Angeles, my driver told me he spent a few years in NOLA. He was telling me that at the farmers market, there is outfit that makes beignets that are just as good as Cafe Du Monde.
You just never know where you can find good food.
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