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While the rest of the country grills burgers, Louisianans serve up Fourth of July flavors with serious local flair.

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In the early 1800s, gumbo and similar okra-based stews could be found in many regions in the U.S. that were home to enslaved Africans, not just in Louisiana, writes Moss.

Celebrate the flavors of the Bayou State with these timeless Louisiana dishes locals swear by and visitors never forget.

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But Louisiana gumbo is still special, whether it’s in a gumbo pot or pickled in a jar. The following recipe, written by Downing in 1847, sounds similar to recipes used in Louisiana today.