Recipes – Food – New Orleans Travel Guide
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Don’t ever ask about recipes in New Orleans, you might start a riot!
Everyone claims that their mama, sister, and grandma make the best gumbo. Then they claim their papas boil the best crawfish. Recipes can vary so drastically, that dishes actually change shape and ingredients. I have seen natives cook "jambalyas" that looked more like macaroni and cheese, and I have eaten gumbos that tasted like onion soup. Just snoop around the different recipes and take your pick. The sites below list more traditional recipes:
Char’s Original Cajun Recipes
Traditional recipes for everything from corn bread to crab cakes.
Cajun Cooking
Has a great number of categorized recipes for Cajun and Creole dishes and pastries.
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