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Adding Sausage & Ham For Making Haitian Gumbo

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Summary: How to use smoked sausage and smoked ham to make authentic Haitian gumbo; learn more about traditional Haitian and Caribbean food in this free cooking video.

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By David Postada
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David Postada is the chef and owner of the Big Easy Catering company in Santa Barbara, CA.read more

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"Hi, this is David from the Big Easy Catering Company in Santa Barbara, California for expertvillage.com. Today we are making a gumbo, a Caribbean variety of it and I want to tell you the different types of meats that you can use. We are using sausage here and we are using ham. Now this sausage is smoke sausage like in Farmer John type of thing. It has a lot of spice in it so you want to go for the Louisiana brand that type of thing, so you want to make sure that there is a lot of spice. You can use Andouille Sausage which is a typical one when down in Louisiana it is a great flavoring sausage to me. It has a lot of heat to it, a lot of smoke but I much prefer this type of smoke sausage. Then we have ham. Now this is turkey ham. You can use any type of ham that you like really as long as it is smoked. Generally ham down in Louisiana is called Tasso again it is highly smoked ham and to me not as good for eating but great for flavoring. So you can even have this sort of mixture of both types if you want. Tasso is difficult to get and is really easy to get now and most supermarkets. "

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