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Category Archives: Recipes
Oma’s Beef Croquettes
For some time now I’ve been making my Oma’s Beef Croquettes for an appetizer on Christmas Day. They’re a bit of a process to make, but they’re well worth it, and it is a cathartic process for me. I don’t … Continue reading
Posted in Featured Post, Recipes
Tagged bechamel, christmas appetizers, croquettes, detroit, dutch cooking, fried croquettes, holland, inkster, lemon gin, Leyten, netherlands, new orleans, nutmeg, oma, opa, progresso bread crumbs, Recipes, sherbourne, shredded beef, tilburg
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Praline Sweet Potato Recipe
This is my play on Candied Yams for the rapidly approaching Thanksgiving Holiday. It’s kind of like Candied Yams on PCP, and could easily play as a side dish or a dessert on the holiday table. I gave this one … Continue reading
Posted in Featured Post, Recipes
Tagged cajun, candied yams, creole, holiday recipes, louisiana, new orleans, stuffing, thanksgiving recipes, turducken
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Pepper Jelly Recipe
Pepper Jelly, while not an ingredient specific to New Orleans is a staple of the South, including Louisiana. You can probably find a jar of Hot Pepper Jelly in your local grocery store, probably a green or red Jalapeno version, … Continue reading
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Tagged cajun, chicken livers, cochon, commander's palace, creole, gumbo, hot pepper jelly, jamie shannon, louisiana, new orleans, recipe, red beans and rice, shrimp henican, southern cooking
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Shrimp and Eggplant Dressing Recipe
Shrimp and Eggplant are a perfect flavor match in this traditional Creole Italian dish, neither trying to overpower the other, just existing in perfect harmony, kind of like Oysters and artichokes, and Okra and Tomatoes. Besides the Muffuletta, you don’t … Continue reading
Posted in Creole & Cajun Cookbooks, Recipes
Tagged central grocery, cochon, creole and cajun cookbooks, creole italian, creole recipes, donald link, emeril, emeril lagasse, emeril lagasse's recipe for shrimp and eggplant stuffing, italian recipes, louisiana, louisiana side dishes, marcelle bienvenu, muffuletta, muffuletta bread recipe, muffuletta olive salad recipe, new orleans recipes, olive salad recipe, oysters and artichokes, pelican publishing, recipe, sam lupo, shrimp and eggplant dressing, shrimp and eggplant dressing recipe, shrimp and eggplant stuffing, sicilian recipes, talk about good, the new orleans italian cookbook
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Shrimp Stock Recipe
Chefs and cookbook authors alike sound like broken records when discussing stocks, “…there is no substitute for a well made stock.” But hey, it’s true. There really is no substitute for a well made stock. But can you use that … Continue reading
Pan Fried Pomfret with Meuniere Butter
When we returned home from our recent trip to New Orleans I couldn’t get Galatoire’s out of my head, especially the Pompano with Crabmeat Yvonne, although the whole meal was very memorable. By the way, the Galatoire’s Cookbook is phenomenal, … Continue reading
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Tagged butterfish, cajun, cast-iron, creole, creole cuisine, galatoire's meuniere butter, louisiana, new orleans, nola, pan-fried fish, pomfret, pompano, seafood
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Muffuletta
I received an email from Kristen Browning-Blas, food editor for The Denver Post, the other day asking permission to use my Muffuletta recipe at the Denver Post website, I said of course. Here is the article about Serio’s Po-Boys & … Continue reading
Grillades and Grits
I’ve posted on Grillades & Grits a few times in the past, it’s one of my favorite comfort meals, usually for Sunday dinner, although it’s great for breakfast as well. I didn’t follow a recipe for this meal, but I … Continue reading
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Tagged brunch recipes, cajun cooking, cajun recipes, creamy grits, creole cuisine, creole sauce, deen brothers, grillades, grillades and grits, grillades and grits recipe, grillades pronunciation, grits, grits recipes, louisiana recipes, lousiana, new orleans, New Orleans Breakfast Dishes, paula deen's grillades and grits recipe, round steak, southern cooking, southern cuisine
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