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Three distinctly Louisiana Cajun dishes that even the most finicky eaters will enjoy are gumbo, jambalaya, and shrimp cakes.

A new book of rice cooker meals, Cajun-style, promises to help beat the heat of summer for students and active adults.

When cooking Cajun and Creole foods like gumbo, étouffée, sauce piquant or jambalaya the first and most important instruction is always, "first you make a roux."

The Cajun people are a hardy and robust group. The Cajun cuisine reflects those characteristics. They possess a true love of life, family and good food.

Stuffed bell peppers are a Southern treat which varies in style from home to home, and nearly every Southern home boasts an excellent version!

Jamie Oliver heads south to New Orleans for some Cajun cooking and yet another excuse to party.

Succulent shrimp, a rich roux, and fresh peppers combine to make this classic dish that warms the soul.

Don't throw away shrimp shells. Instead, use them to create a luscious stock with concentrated seafood flavor.

Boudin is a traditional pork sausage of Cajun cuisine. Cooked pork, rice and seasonings are stuffed into sausage casings to create a uniquely flavorful treat!

Cajun and Creole cooking are often confused, or thought of as a single style.

How did both Cajun and Creole French refugee populations come to bring such distinct cuisines to Louisiana?

Jambalaya is a traditional Cajun dish that makes a one pot meal. Rich and flavorful, easy to make; this authentic jambalaya uses fresh ingredients and healthy brown rice.

Looking for a crawfish recipe that's straight from New Orleans? You don't have to be from Louisiana to make this amazing Creole dish.

With Mardi Gras right around the corner, enjoy a Cajun inspired gumbo that's easy to make and tastes fabulous.

While French toast uses mostly sweet ingredients, it can also use savory ingredients. In this case, it makes use of both sweet and savory ingredients.

Dominated by the beautiful gothic cathedral, Canterbury is chock full of old world charm, while offering great attractions for the modern day visitor.

Preserving and strengthening New Orelans' prominent food culture and cocktail history are goals of two festivals. New Museum also speaks to history of cocktail culture.

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