As Susan Spicer says in her book Crescent City Cooking
, there are two types of remoulade—French, made with celery root and mustard-mayo dressing, and New Orleansstyle, "more of a vinaigrette," with paprika and cayenne cut by celery and parsley. Spicer recommends eating her Classic N'Awlins Remoulade with chilled boiled shrimp, crab, or crayfish or on crabmeat.
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