New Orleans, yesterday is going to he hard to beat. But let’s try. First stop is breakfast at Luke. A few months back, Anthony Bourdain remarked that there’s no place on earth like you, New Orleans. Grillades and grits is a great example. I had never heard of it and I’ve never had anything like [...]
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Do You Know What It Means To Eat New Orleans (Pt. II)
Posted in Cajun, Creole, Food, Fried Chicken, Seafood on November 17, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Do You Know What It Means To Eat New Orleans? (Pt. I)
Posted in Cajun, Creole, Food, tagged Cochon, Donald Link, MiLa, New Orleans on November 16, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Thank you, New Orleans. I am delighted as well. Where shall we go first? Yes, Cochon sounds delightful. Judging by how the name translates and their choice of artwork, New Orleans, I think this will do nicely. Why yes, I think we would like to try your house made Slim Jim. I find myself wondering [...]
Prejean’s, Lafayette LA
Posted in Cajun, Food, Seafood, Travel, tagged Louisiana on August 27, 2009 | 5 Comments »
NOTE: This post was supposed to be part of our big road trip series, but it somehow got lost in the shuffle. Road Food had lots of great-sounding recommendations for lunch in Lafayette, but we were finally swayed by the plethora of crawfish options at Prejean’s. Plus, it was just off the highway. They had [...]