Easy Cajun Roux Recipe for Bold Southern Flavor
Once the oil is ready, slowly add the flour while stirring continuously to prevent lumps. Use a wooden spoon or whisk to ensure the mixture is smooth and fully combined. Now comes the most important part—constant stirring. You cannot stop, or the flour may burn, ruining the roux. Keep stirring steadily to cook it evenly and prevent scorching. At first, the roux will be light in color, but as you continue stirring, it will turn golden, then brown. If you want a dark Cajun roux, keep cooking until it reaches a deep chocolate color. This can take anywhere from 20 … Read more
