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      Title: Chicken-Okra Gumbo Plains-Style
 Categories: Cajun
      Yield: 12 servings
 
 
      1/4 lb Salt pork
        3    Parsley sprigs -- chopped
        1    Frying chicken -- cut up
        1    Bay leaf
  :          Flour
        3 qt Water -- more if needed
        3 TB Butter
  :          Salt to taste
        1    Onion,lg,mild --
  :          peeled/chopped
  :          Pepper to taste
       20    Okra pods*
        2 TB Flour (opt)
        6    Tomatoes,large,fresh --
  :          chopped
  :          Cooked white rice
        1    Red pepper -- hot**
  
  * - okra can be fresh sliced or a 10-ounce package
  frozen okra sufficiently thawed to separate okra
  slices can be substituted.
  
  ** - seeds removed and finely chopped.
  
  1. Wash salt pork under cold water to rinse off excess
  salt. Blot dry and cut into small dice.
  
  2. Place in a large, heavy soup pot and cook over low
  heat until all fat has been rendered. Remove crisped
  pork dice and drain on paper toweling. Set aside.
  
  3. Blot chicken pieces dry with paper toweling and
  dredge lightly with flour. Press flour into each
  piece, then shake off all excess. Heat salt pork to
  almost smoking. Brown the floured chicken pieces a few
  at a time in the hot fat. Remove as browned and set
  aside.
  
  4. Pour off and discard fat. Add butter to soup pot
  and place over low heat. When melted, add onion and
  okra and cook, stirring often with a wooden spoon,
  until onion is soft. Be careful not to let okra scorch.
  
  5. Return chicken to pot and add remaining ingredients
  except salt and pepper and optional flour. Let simmer
  for about 1-1/2 hours, adding additional water if
  needed. Remove from heat. Remove and discard bay leaf.
  Remove skin and bone from chicken pieces and return
  meat to pot. Reheat if necessary. If desired, thicken
  mixture with 1-2 tablespoons flour mixed to a paste
  with about 1/2 cup cold water, and stir over low heat
  an additional 10-15 minutes.
  
  6. Ladle into large soup bowls over mounds of
  just-cooked, fluffy white rice. Sprinkle crisped pork
  dice over each serving.
  
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