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NameRandy Prewitt
Date2008-08-18
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MessageGreat site. I'm 68 -- lived in New Orleans for six years and have now been in Monroe, Louisiana for about 30-years.
I'm retired but my wife still has a few years to go before retirement -- so I do nearly all the cooking.
Cooking is one of my favorite things to do and
cooking Louisiana food is at the top of the list.
I always turn to your site first for a recipe and just plain good Crescent City writing.
You have a wonderful gift and talent and I trust you will just keep getting even better. Thanks for all the fun.
randy


NameKaty O'Leary
Date2008-08-09
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MessageHello ~ thanks for the recipe; I can tell it's a good one! . . . and I'm from Detroit too. . .
go figure!! I've always loved Bayou cooking.

thanks again,

Katy O'Leary
now of San Francisco Bay
Oakland, CA smilie


NameThomas
Date2008-08-02
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Messagesmilie Thank you for yor site and the great recipes.


NameNorman Haney
Date2008-07-29
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MessageI love to visit your site and research recipes.
I'm making the shrimp and eggplant dressing for my cooking club party this weekend.
Thanks a bunch!!


NameRebecca Prentiss
Date2008-07-29
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NameCHEF EVERETT
Date2008-07-16
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MessageI'M FROM NEW ORLEANS BY KATAINA IN SAN ANTONIO TX.MY NEW HOME FOR NOW. TRING TOO START A RESTAURANT CALL SOMETHING NEW ORLEANS.ONE DAY IT WILL COME TRUE.I'M A CAJUN BOY FROM NEW ORLEANS.I WORK A COURTYARD MARRIOTT ON BROADWAY AND 410 IN SAN ANTNIO TX TALK TO SONE smilie


NameEve
Date2008-07-09
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MessageTom Robbins wrote in JITTERBUG PERFUME: "The minute you land in New Orleans,something wet and dark leaps on you and humps you like a swamp dog in heat...and the only way to get it off is to eat beignets, shrimp, crawfish jambalaya, shrimp remoulade and red beans with rice."

Cheahs, dahlin'.


NameSharon
Date2008-07-08
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MessageI would love to learn how to make some good red beans & rice.theres a place here in Wa State called Popeye's & they make the best I've ever had. Now I want to make my own/

Thank You

Sharon


NameMicky Martin
Date2008-07-07
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MessageI'm making gumbo for the 1st time for my honey. He's a southern boy at heart and loves all the soul & creole food. I like reading the background of a cook/chef and I really enjoyed the intro to this gumbo recipe. Thanks for simplifying the roux process for me. I tend to get all East coast uptight and try to hurry life too much. I praise God for the internet. MM


NameChris Patterson
Date2008-06-27
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MessageI am an American chef who travels extensively. This site is great, in helping me show off regional American cuisine when overseas...much thanks.. smilie


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