The gumbo recipe cooked up by Disney was supposed to be fit for a princess.

But what the company probably didn't expect when it posted instructions for a "healthy" version of the dish was backlash from those who know gumbo best -- the people of Louisiana.

Disney (DIS) removed the recipe from social media pages this week after commenters ridiculed the meal for failing to have the signature base known as a roux and for including unusual ingredients like kale and quinoa.

The flap was first reported by the New Orleans Times-Picayune, which wrote about the recipe video for Tiana's Healthy Gumbo, posted to the Facebook page for the movie "The Princess and the Frog."

The 2009 film, the Times-Picayune noted, "featured a New Orleanian princess who ruled with her culinary skills."

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Welcome to Koreshan State Park

Take a journey back in time at Koreshan State Park and learn about an eccentric pioneer group.

Koreshan State Park offers a window into the lives of a unique and eccentric pioneer group that made its home under towering oaks on the banks of the Estero River.

In 1893, the Koreshans, a religious sect founded by Dr. Cyrus R. Teed, moved here and built a settlement based on a commitment to communal living and a belief that the universe existed on the inside of the Earth. Living celibate lives, the enterprising Koreshans established a farm, nursery and botanical gardens.

The park is home to 11 immaculately restored and nationally registered historic buildings