A collection of 20 posts
Louisiana Shrimp Are Now in Season… Are You Ready? You might be wondering exactly what I mean by “shrimp season.” After all, aren’t shrimp available year-round (at least all along the Gulf
Louisiana: The Land of Milk and Honey… And Shrimp! It’s shrimp season here in Louisiana, and the shrimp are plentiful! Each year Louisiana shrimpers catch 90 – 120 million pounds of both brown
The first time I had a Shrimp Remoulade Salad was at Mandina’s in New Orleans [http://www.mandinasrestaurant.com]. I was young, in college at the Franciscan University of Steubenville, and we
A Greek Fest Inspiration: Garlic Shrimp with Tomatoes, Peppers and Feta One of our favorite things about the Greek Fest every Memorial Day Weekend [/greek-fest-new-orleans-celebrates-40-years-of-culture-and-cuisine] is the Greek grocery. Kalamata olives, dried Greek
Gluten Free? I never thought I would make a gluten-free gumbo. As a matter of fact, I never thought that I would think about making a gluten-free gumbo. 😉 So, what happened? Recently, I’
Shrimp Étouffée: Quick, easy, and oh so delicious! Étouffée means “smothered.” “Smothered in what?” you may ask. Well, typically, smothered in onions, bell peppers and celery. But I’m not too keen on
Shrimp and Okra Gumbo I love me a good gumbo. As I have said before, I make chicken and andouille gumbo (or turkey!) throughout the year. But seafood gumbo is reserved for special
About this time last year I posted my recipe for Seafood Gumbo. Now, I love gumbo. And I make it quite often. Usually the chicken and andouille variety. Sometimes turkey and andouille. But,
I love me a good seafood gumbo, that is for sure. Especially now that it is getting somewhat cooler down here in New Orleans (at least for this week!). Fall is good gumbo
Here’s another recipe that I have never tried. However, I did talk about it on episode 121 of the Catholic Foodie [https://www.catholicfoodie.com/cf121-hurricane-food]. And the truth is that I
As we begin this episode I want to thank our sponsor, DivineOffice.org. You will find all things Liturgy of the Hours at DivineOffice.org. Of course, the Liturgy of the Hours is
