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RAGIN’ CAJUN

Cajun roux
& sauces.

A good pot starts here.

Build a gumbo with roux, or bring dinner together with a prepared étouffée or Creole sauce. Choose the starting point that fits what you’re cooking.

START WITH THE DISH

What’s going in the pot?

Choose a roux to build on, or a prepared sauce to finish with your own ingredients.

Ragin' Cajun Authentic Roux 16 oz

YOUR MATCH

Build from a jar of roux.

Authentic Roux gives your gumbo, stew or gravy a flour-and-oil base. Dissolve the amount your recipe calls for in water until smooth, then follow the recipe for the rest of the dish.

YOUR STARTING POINTA roux base, with wheat flour and soybean oil.

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FIND YOUR NEXT FAVORITE

Choose your starting point.

Roux for building the dish. Prepared sauces for bringing it together.

KNOW WHAT YOU’RE STARTING WITH

Base or sauce?

Pick the product that matches your recipe and the part of dinner you want to prepare yourself.

Compare Sauces options and uses
THE CHOICEBest forWhat’s preparedYour next step
Authentic Roux ↗16 ozGumbo, stews and graviesFlour-and-oil rouxDissolve in water; add the recipe’s other ingredients
Authentic Dry Roux ↗8 ozA dry roux approachToasted flour-based blendMix with water; follow directions for this format
Authentic Étouffée Sauce ↗16 ozÉtoufféeFully cooked sauceAdd seafood or chicken and cook as directed
Authentic Creole Sauce ↗16 ozSeafood CreoleFully cooked tomato-based sauceAdd seafood, cook as directed and serve over rice

Roux is a base, not a finished gumbo. Jar and dry roux have different formulas; use the directions for the product you choose. Check every label for ingredients and allergens.

Étouffée served with rice beside a jar of Ragin’ Cajun Étouffée Sauce

FROM THE JAR TO YOUR TABLE

Bring your own
touch to the pot.

Choose the base, gather your ingredients and make the meal your own. Start with a jar-roux gumbo recipe, or compare dry and jar roux before you pick your approach.

Build a pot around Authentic RouxChicken and sausage gumbo with jar rouxUnderstand the two formatsDry roux or jar roux?

KEEP EXPLORING

Cooking in a bigger pot?

Explore larger roux and sauce formats in foodservice. Check the exact pack, directions and availability before planning your batch.

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A LITTLE MORE BEFORE YOU CHOOSE

A few good
questions.

Find the option that fits your kitchen.

Is a jar of roux a finished gumbo?+

No. Roux supplies a base for gumbo, stew or gravy. You still add the liquid and other ingredients called for by your recipe, then cook the dish.

How is dry roux different from jar roux?+

Authentic Roux contains enriched wheat flour and soybean oil. Authentic Dry Roux is a dry blend of wheat flours with garlic, onion and caramel color. Both are mixed with water, but follow the directions for your chosen product rather than assuming the same quantity works for both.

What do I add to the prepared sauces?+

The Étouffée Sauce is intended for seafood or chicken. The Creole Sauce suggests your favorite seafood served over rice. Both sauces are fully cooked; follow the jar directions to cook the ingredients you add.

Are the roux and sauces suitable for every diet?+

Check each product’s current ingredient list and label. Authentic Roux declares wheat and soy; Authentic Dry Roux declares wheat. The prepared sauces list wheat, soy ingredients and chicken base, so do not assume they are gluten-free or vegetarian.

How much roux should I buy?+

Start with the amount and type of roux specified by your recipe, then choose a pack. Jar weight is not the finished yield of gumbo, and dry roux and jar roux should not be substituted by guesswork.

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