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Robert Osteen's Spring
There is alongside the old mountain road leading to the top of Mount Olivet in the Zirconia community of Henderson County a wonderful spring that pours from the mountainside via a pipe installed by Mr Elbert...
3 commentsCrawfish Etouffee
Crawfish Etoufee Recipe by Beryl Stokes Crawfish Etoufee (pronounced a-TOO-fay) is a stable on Cajun restaurant menus and a family favorite made at home. We have had many a family birthday celebrations over a...
8 commentsEasy Crawfish Bread
Crawfish bread is not only delicious but simple to prepare. Crawfish tail meat can be purchased frozen at most retail stores that carry fresh seafood. Using crescent rolls as the "bread" saves both time and...
0 commentsNew Orleans
New Orleans Has Some Of The Best Food In The World If you want to know about New Orleans , its ghosts , its food , its culture you have found the ultimate website for it. Here you will be able to find out...
How to Eat Boiled Crawfish
When people find out that my husband is originally from New Orleans, one of the first questions they ask is, "Do you eat crawfish?" In Louisiana, crawfish are a local delicacy. However, even though people do...
14 commentsCajun Ornaments
Go to CajunOrnaments.com and see hand made ornaments from Real Crawfish, Crabs,Garfish,Red Fish, made in South Louisiana shipped in 24...
0 commentsCrayfishCrawfishFishing
Growing up near bayous and creeks in Louisiana, crawfishing was a family event. Some people spell this tasty little crustacean "crayfish" and that's probably what you will find in Webster's. We spell and...
1 commentShrimp Bisque
This Shrimp Bisque has such a beautiful soft pink color, and the flavor is so rich and delicious. If you've never made a bisque then I think you will be really surprised at how easy it is and how very...
0 commentsLouisiana Culture: Love of Eggplant Recipes
Fun article about Louisiana food culture. 3 eggplant recipes and 4 cooking videos to get you on your way to cooking this great vegetable! With our Sicilian and Italian immigrant cultures over a century old...
26 commentsGrowing up Cajun
As a proud Cajun girl, I wonder how many other proud Cajuns there are out there. Who else grew up eating bugs, listening to Zydeco music and learning to Jitterbug in their grandmother's kitchen. My great...
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