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The Creole Gumbos of New Orleans
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Published 1935
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The famous Gumbos of New Orleans are peculiar to that city alone and are unique. As used by the Creoles, the word gumbo is the generic name of a special kind of soup and, although the original Gumbo contained the vetegable known by that name, as well as by the name of okra
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