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Wayne Jacob’s Smokehouse – LaPlace, Louisiana
From Wayne Jacobs Smokehouse – Laplace, Louisiana From Wayne Jacobs Smokehouse – Laplace, Louisiana Wayne Jacob’s Smokehouse and Restaurant 769 West 5th St. Laplace, LA 985-652-9990
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Stanley Restaurant
From After visiting the second annual New Orleans Oyster Festival and a long afternoon of driving around New Orleans searching for an open sign in a restaurant, Seth McMillan and I became gradually less picky about where we were going … Continue reading
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Cajun Grain Rice
From I’ve been following the Donald Link’s (Chef and author of Real Cajun) video series called Taste of Place on his website, if you haven’t checked it out, I highly recommend it. He tours farms, goes out with fisherman, and … Continue reading
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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
Maque Choux Recipe
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Eggs Sardou Recipe
Eggs Sardou was created at Antoine’s, named after French playwright Victorien Sardou, and remains one of the grandest of the grand New Orleans egg dishes, of which there are many. I boiled fresh artichokes for this recipe, but it would … Continue reading
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