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Fresh Louisiana shrimp, served with a tangy, creamy sauce, are perfect for a hot summer day. Decisions can be tough, especially when it comes to deciding how to enjoy cold Louisiana shrimp. Try this recipe, straight from the kitchen of James Beard…
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Sink your teeth into this classic New Orleans sandwich. The muffuletta sandwich has been a staple in New Orleans since 1906, when Salvatore Lupo, owner of Central Grocery, started making this incredible sandwich made of Italian bread (muffuletta…
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Enjoy this delicious Creole gumbo made with filé powder. Filé is a spicy herb seasoning made from ground sassafras tree leaves. It was first used by Choctaw Native Americans to both flavor and thicken many soups and stews. When the French settled…
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Try this caramelized twist on the traditional king cake. Traditional king cakes are a seasonal slice of paradise with buttery pastry dough, cinnamon swirls, and sometimes sweet and tangy cream cheese or fruity fillings. In early January, you’ll…
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Fresh Louisiana amberjack elevates traditional fish tacos. Amberjack’s rich, buttery flavor — similar to mahi-mahi — makes it an excellent addition to Creole seafood dishes. The saltwater fish is abundant in Louisiana coastlines, which are popular…
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Nothing like an amazing plate of biscuits and gravy. Andouille is a spicy sausage link created in the River Parishes area by French and German settlers. The spicy, full-bodied sausage is often cured in wooden smokehouses, and recipes for the…
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It's a match made in heaven: crawfish, shrimp and gumbo. This dish will make you swoon! The name gumbo comes from the West African word for okra, “ki ngumbo.” Okra is still used in most traditional Louisiana gumbo recipes to thicken the broth.…
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Roux may sound fancy but it's simple to make. Discover the different types of roux, how to cook a roux and watch the step-by-step instructional video. Roux (pronounced "roo") is the foundation for many Cajun and Creole recipes, from gravies to…
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This recipe for chargrilled Louisiana oysters topped with artichoke garlic cream sauce highlights the flavors of these fresh Louisiana oysters while jazzing up the dish with a creamy artichoke and garlic sauce. We love these oysters and we think…
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A classic side dish in summer, when corn is in season. Serve it alongside seafood, barbecue or anything fried. Corn maque choux is a traditional Cajun and Creole side dish in Louisiana — and despite its French origin maigre chou meaning "thin…