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Gumbo originated in New Orleans, Louisiana and was created by the French, but enhanced by contributions of several cultures. These cultures included the Cajuns (first known as the Canadian immigrants), the French, Choctaw tribesmen, African-Americans, Spaniards, Italians, and Germans. The dish itself is based on the French soup known as bouillabaisse. However, the dish's name is from the French interpretation of the West African name of Okra.

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9y ago

It comes from the Angolan word kingombo, meaning "okra."

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12y ago

Ya-ya is a type of gumbo made without seafood.

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French creole

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United states--Southern Louisianna

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15y ago

From the Bantu word ngombo meaning okra.

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