All About Louisiana Blog

This blog is all about Louisiana. We have great food, music, culture, heritage, and sports. It is also a great place to travel to experience our great southern hospitality.

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Recipes

There are thousands of different Louisiana recipes for any meal you can imagine. We have a huge directory of all Louisiana recipes from gumbo to beignets.

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Louisiana Festivals

Louisiana Festivals are known world wide for our great food and music.

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Creole Tomatoes

Creole tomatoes are grown in the soil of south Louisiana. They are the best tasting tomatoes in the world.

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Fruits and Veggies

Louisiana has the best home grown fruit and veggie market in th entire USA. We grow our own crops to help create our great creole recipes.

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Strawberries

Strawberries are the #1 fruit consumed and grown in Louisiana. We are the "Strawberry Capital of the World."

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Desserts

Desserts are the best part of a great meal. In Louisiana we have the most exotic and best tasting desserts in the world.

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Bread Pudding

Bread Pudding is a delicious New Orleans dessert that can be made from hundreds of different methods. The main ingredient is bread and the rest is up to your taste.

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Pralines

Pralines are a delicious dessert that the French brought to Louisiana. It is a recipe of sugars with almonds and nuts combined.

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Po Boys

Po Boys are traditional submarine sandwiches from Louisiana. It almost always consists of meat or seafood, usually fried, served on baguette-like Louisiana French bread.

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Favorite Louisiana Foods

There are hundreds, if not thousands of great Louisiana foods.

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Beignets

Beignets are the official doughnut of the state of Louisiana and they are delicious.

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Banana Foster

Banana Foster is a traditionl New Orleans dessert that it my favorite. It is made from bananas, brown sugar and rum, what could be better.

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KIng Cake

A king cake is a type of cake used to celebrate Mardi Gras in New Orleans. They can be made from different dough and filled with a variety of toppings.

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Oyster Po Boy

The Oyster Po Boy is a different variation of a great New Orleans sandwich. It you have never tried a fried oyster po boy you are missinga great meal.

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Roast Beef Po Boy

A sloppy roast beef po boy is the best sandwich in the world. The gravy soaked french bread adds a sloppy flavour that you can only find in Louisiana.

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Louisiana Coffee

Coffee has been grown for generations on Louisiana Plantations. We have several distinct brands that portray our great flavor.

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Muffuletta

The muffuletta is a round silicain sandwich that originated in New Orleans.

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