This gumbo is a favorite of my family, my aunt taught me how to make it.
To make the roux, add 1/4 cup oil to your stockpot. Let the oil get hot; then add two cooking spoons of flour. Brown but do not overdo it as it will have that burnt taste. For this roux, the secret is to make it light and not thick. Set aside.
In a separate pot add 2 tablespoons of oil, the chicken and onions. Brown chicken very well.
Once brown add to the stockpot with the Andouille, smoked sausage and enough water to fill stockpot 3/4 full. Over high heat, cook down half way. It will take about an hour.
Skim the extra oil and fat out of the stock; serve up with potato salad. C'est bon!
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