"Jambalaya is like the fleeting moment after a beautiful we kiss." Named from french (ham=jambon) and Spanish (rice=aya). Rice is cooked down in a rich chicken stock with sausages, onion, bell peppers and celery.
The mother of all Gumbos and the essence of Creole and Cajun cookery! A rich and hearty soup thickened with our homemade brown roux. Sausages, chicken, cooked okra and fresh vegetables give flavor and meaning to this dish. File is added to give our G
Mon'te Chou (my petit little cabbage head), give papa some mo' o' dem red beans! Usually eaten on Mondays or "Wash Day", this treat is available here every day. Beans are soaked overnight, then slowly cooked down with sausage, onions, peppers, cel
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