Cook the Book: 'Crescent City Cooking'
Crawfish po' boy or shrimp etouffe
Make your own stock, as advised above -- no need for cans of anything!
Plus: white wine gives the gravy some extra depth.
I am always curious about going the fried route, but will be doing a traditional roasted bird this time around.
I will be roasting my turkey. I always cover the bird with cheesecloth (as per old edition of Joy of Cooking) and baste through the cheesecloth until about an hour before done, then remove cloth. Makes for a beautiful, juicy turkey.
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Gumbo-I love a spicy gumbo with lots of okra.
Red Beans and rice. No.... Crawfish Etouffee. Wait, wait, no... Jambalaya, made with crawdads, andouille or chaurice, chicken thighs, smoked pork, and gator!
beignets.....ohhh...love them so much! And I'm not sure if this counts but I heart Hubig's pies soooo much.
Eggplant Bijou Teche
fried eggplant/crabmeat/hollandaise
and beignets---lots of beignets
I love red beans and rice, a true comfort food.
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