The blast of flavor from Atchafalaya Basin wild-caught catfish fillets bathed in a spicy red tomato gravy defines this classic Catfish Creole, an iconic Louisiana dish. But this recipe takes a few time-saving shortcuts to arrive at a delicious destination. From time to time, I receive comments for my recipes being complicated. “Too many steps,”…
Fried Softshell Shrimp
Just think about it: A pile of hot, crispy Gulf softshell shrimp, just out of the fry pot, placed in front of you. The whole shrimp–head, tail, body, legs, and antenna—is breaded and deep-fried golden brown. They’re crispy and delicious. Hands down, Fried Softshell Shrimp is a culinary surprise that defies logic. With an ice-cold…
Let’s Talk Cajun and Creole Cooking!
Acadiana Table was honored this week to be interviewed on the nationally-syndicated What’s Cookin’ Today show hosted by Mike Horn on CRN Digital Talk Radio. Reaching 11 million listeners, it is the nation’s premiere food, wine, travel and entertainment radio show. You can access my 15-minute interview at: https://crntalk.com/…/featured-shows/whats-cookin-today/ then go to: Monday, February 28,…
Oyster Bisque with Puff Pastry
There is nothing more majestic than creamy Oyster Bisque topped with crisp pastry, and when made with briny Gulf oysters, this is the perfect starter for a memorable dinner. Louisiana oysters are prized throughout the nation, and to find out more, I recently joined the folks at Louisiana Direct Seafood for a trip to Houma…
Red Bean, Mustard Green, and Green Onion Sausage Soup
Beans and greens mean winter to me. And this hearty soup filled with creamy red beans, bitter mustard greens, and acidic tomatoes can only be elevated with Cajun green onion pork sausage. I love the depth of flavor and spice in this Red Bean, Mustard Green, and Green Onion Sausage Soup. And I love the…
Pork Chops and Andouille in Roux Gravy
If fork-tender pork chops cooked down in a deep, dark Cajun roux weren’t good enough, then add the smoke and spice of andouille sausage. Spread it over a mound of Louisiana rice, and now you’re talking the ultimate comfort food. Here in South Louisiana, the winter months are commonly referred to in culinary terms. At…
Southern Chicken Liver Pâté with Muscadine Wine Pepper Jelly
There’s nothing more ooh-la-la French than a delicate spread of chicken liver pâté spooned generously on a crusty baguette. Especially in Paris, chefs take great pride in their pâtés and terrines featuring the finest ingredients all served extravagantly with grandiose fanfare. Oh, please! Come on, now. Chicken liver is as down-home dining as most any…
Mirliton Dressing
This flavorful casserole featuring pork and beef combined with mirliton squash does double duty as either an entrée worthy of the center of the table or a buffet side dish. This perfectly balanced combination has just the right level of aromatics, herbs, and spices to bring your guests back for another spoonful. Mirliton is an…
Pork and Rice Casserole
Perfect as a one-dish supper or as a side dish on an elaborate buffet, you’re going to love the flavors in this Pork and Rice Casserole. It’s creamy, cheesy and full of meaty flavor. Before you think this is just another version of jambalaya, take a look at the ingredients; sour cream, peas, and carrots…
Roast Pork with Trinity Stuffing
Fall-apart tender roast pork is seasoned with a stuffing made of the Cajun trinity. And with a rich brown gravy enveloping the meat, every bite delivers flavor. Roast pork for Sunday dinner is a tradition in Cajun country. Rural cooks can turn a 4-pound roast into a masterpiece of highly-seasoned art with seasoning and spice….
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