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Enjoy “America’s First Cocktail” – and a shot of Louisiana history – when you sip a legendary Sazerac. For a drink widely considered “America’s First Cocktail,” it’s no surprise the mighty Sazerac is bold, complex and sophisticated — special in…
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Spicy, juicy and grilled to perfection — these Cajun burgers will make your mouth water. You can find burgers in any state, but in Louisiana, we like to heat things up with a little Cajun spice. Stop by Knott's Cajun Kitchen in Arnaudville for the…
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Whether you call it a mirliton or a chayote, this classic Louisiana soup is sure to warm your soul during colder months. Looking for a comforting fall soup to mix up the typical cold-weather diet of gumbo, gumbo and more gumbo? Enter Mirliton and…
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It's always a party in Louisiana — host your own seafood boil to bring a taste of Louisiana home! Seafood is a staple in Louisiana, a state abundant in lakes, bayous and coastal waters. Here, seafood boils are a communal meal to share with family…
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This barbecue shrimp recipe will leave everyone delightfully happy. It's finger-licking good! The Napoleon House in New Orleans has been a landmark of the French Quarter for 200 years. The building was originally the residence of Nicholas Girod,…
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This easy-to-make recipe is a perfect accompaniment to the star of your holiday dinner table. Enjoy savory oyster dressing, a perfect side for indulgent Thanksgiving or Christmas dinners. This recipe comes from the late Chef Leah Chase, a New…
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Dive into this decadent holiday gumbo from Patois. Try this seasonal gumbo recipe from Chef Aaron Burgau at Patois in New Orleans. Gumbo comes in many delicious varieties, and in this one the restaurant kicks it up a notch for the holidays by…
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This hearty and warming French onion soup is a winter favorite in New Orleans. Café Degas on Esplanade Avenue is a favorite among New Orleans locals. The charm is undeniable — it’s intimate with a temperature-controlled deck and awnings that give…
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This powerful blend of spirits and flavors is so potent that its very name came from artillery used during World War I. Cognac, lemon juice and simple syrup are shaken, then poured in a frosted glass, topped with champagne and a lemon twist. It’s…
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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…