Prepare all the vegetables, chicken, and sausage first. Place them in the refrigerator
Roux used medium-high heat. It all depends on the stove. Stirring for approximately an hour is enough to make it look like melted milk chocolate. Cook for longer to achieve a darker roux.
After adding the vegetables, cook for another 10 minutes.
While the vegetable is heating, cook your sausage in a separate saucepan. It’s fine to add the roux if you don’t have enough time to brown the sausages.
Once the sausage is a little browned, add some chicken stock to the pan to loosen any drippings.
After that, add the sausage to the roux and vegetables.
Add the rest of the stock, along with the Cajun seasoning, garlic powder, salt, and bay leaves. Let it simmer for 15 to 20 minutes.
Add 2 cups of water.
You can now bring it to a boil and skim the oil from the surface. That flavor, on the other hand, is referred to by some.
Stir in the chicken and cook for about one and a half hours.
Your Cajun Gumbo is ready to serve. Serve with white rice and enjoy!