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Tag Archives: creole cuisine
Live Louisiana Crawfish from Cajun Grocer
Back when I did my review of Cajun Grocer’s Turducken in November, Charlie asked me if I would like to do a review of their Live Louisiana Crawfish when the season came around. Hmm…live Louisiana crawfish, for free? Let me … Continue reading
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Tagged acadian, bayou classic, boiled crawfish, cajun cuisine, cajun grocer, crawdads, crawfish, crawfish bisque, crawfish boil, crawfish etouffee, creole and cajun cookbooks, creole cuisine, emeril lagasse, frank davis, how many pounds of crawfish to feed 1 person, john folse, justin wilson, live louisiana crawfish, lousiana crawfish boil, marcelle bienvenu, marcelle bienvenu crawfish boil, mudbugs, new orleans, new orleans crawfish boil, new orleans louisiana, paul prudhomme crawfish, seafood boil, turducken, turkey fryer, zatarain's crab boil
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Shrimp Stock Recipe
From Nola Cuisine 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 … Continue reading
Pan Fried Pomfret with Meuniere Butter
From Nola Cuisine 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 … 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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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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Soft-Shell Crabs
I purchased some Soft-Shell Crabs today which I will prepare for dinner tonight, and of course feature as a recipe later tonight or early tomorrow. I only buy soft-shells fresh when they’re in season, I don’t believe in frozen soft-shells … Continue reading
Natchitoches Meat Pies Recipe
From Nola Cuisine Images – (reedited) These tasty turnovers, along with the Festival of Lights, are native to Natchitoches (pronounced NACK-uh-dish), Louisiana and are traditionally served on Christmas Eve. They’re usually made bigger, more of a hand pie, but I … Continue reading
Homemade Tasso Recipe
Tasso (TAH-so) is a smoked seasoning meat used to flavor dishes like Gumbo, Jambalaya, and Red Beans & Rice. Tasso used to be made from the trim after an Acadian Hog Boucherie, thin strips, heavily seasoned, dried, then smoked for … Continue reading
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Tagged andouille, boucherie, boudin, cajun cooking, cajun cuisine, cajun meats, charcuterie, cochon, cochon butcher, cochon de lait, cracklins, creole cuisine, donald link, homemade tasso, jacob's andouille, john folse, lard, louisiana, new orleans, new orleans charcuterie, nola, shrimp henican, tasso, tassp ham
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