Annabel Grossman explores Louisiana's identity through its gumbo
Journalist Annabel Grossman, a reporter covering the story, interviewed cooks in two Louisiana cities about gumbo. She concludes the dish mirrors the heritage of the state's communities.
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What happened
Annabel Grossman spoke with chefs from New Orleans and Lafayette while learning about gumbo. She found that the dish reflects the culture and history of the communities that make up Louisiana.
Why it matters
The report does not describe any wider stakes. It presents gumbo as a way of understanding who Louisianans are.
Coverage
- What I learned about Louisiana by cooking gumbo: ‘It represents who we are – a fusion of different cultures’ (The Independent)
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