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Camp chef cooks Creole seafood classics
This Barbecue shrimp and sweet potato grits recipe offers the contrasting tastes of spicy and sweet, while David Rouse’s corn and crab bisque makes a hearty meal on a cold winter’s night. […]
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Ducks
Fried Wild Duck recipe
How to turn wild ducks into fried duck fingers or strips. […]
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‘Towing the line’ in the kitchen
Slidell cooks are masters of the unexpected Colleen and Christian Orfanello do have day jobs. They own Sea Tow New Orleans, essentially a wrecker service on the water. “When you run out of gas in […]
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Seafood recipes from a master in the kitchen
Here are recipes for Seafood Stew and Broiled Fish. […]
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Cooking with ‘cajun spice’
Buddy Callahan looks like anything but a Cajun with curly blond hair, fair complexion, a stocky build and a grizzled Van Dyke beard. […]
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Seafood Bible: Cooking with ‘Cajun spice’
Buddy Callahan looks like anything but a Cajun with curly blond hair, fair complexion, a stocky build and a grizzled Van Dyke beard.
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Waterfowl dishes for your holiday table
Barbecued Duck Ducks and geese have to be the most difficult of all game animals to cook. They have a reputation for being strong and gamey — almost “livery” in taste. On top of that, […]
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Tootie cooks ‘earnestly’
It was just a short hop from the Residence Inn in Bossier City to Chef Tootie home near the shores of Cross Lake in Shreveport. But I didn’t know what to expect.
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Mississippi cooking … Louisiana style
Ricky Ruffin lives with his wife Pam near Bay Springs, Mississippi. And he’s got all the credentials to prove that he’s Magnolia State all the way. […]
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Cajun Cooking is a family affair
“Tonight we do Cajun,” proclaimed the rugged man’s man with a flourish. “I’m a Coonass — but I’m really half-Italian and half-Cajun. My Momma was a Baldissaro.”
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Some real ‘humdinger’ recipes
“She’s a foodie,” said Tony Landry admiringly. “Everything she does revolves around food. When we go on trips, the first thing she does is go to an app on her phone for local foods—to find interesting and intriguing things to eat.”
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Former Big Lake guide displays big time cooking skills
Rule No. 1 in our house is to never pass up a chance to put your feet under Mary Poe’s kitchen table. Her recipes appear in three of the six Louisiana Seafood Bible books, and they’re all great.