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Going to New Orleans in Nov-Dec for a Saints Game. I’ve been told you can take a ride through the bayou for an authentic cajun food trip in the swamps from the port of the Mississippi River. Any help whom this could be done...

I’d like to order a country ham – Since I have no time for a road trip to Cadiz, KY, it will have to be shipped. Preliminary research suggests that I ought to look for one that has been aged for at least one year. Will...

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Easter is crawfish-boil time in Louisiana.

although not always traditional chow. Beignets are usually ok with the bottomless cup of Cafe au Lait made with a French Roast/Chicory blend. The Jambalaya is ‘wetter’ than what I was served in SW LA (Cajun Country)...

LaPlace is definitely the bomb for Cajun smoked meats and it’s really not that far to travel if you’re on a mission. But there are some good substitutes closer to home. Creole Country in Mid-City (David Street, across...

's got the flavor I grew up with in New Orleans and it’s close to the good country flavors of my father’s Cajun family too. It has more salt than I’m happy about but I like it better than the others. The biggest...

someone can say whether or not this is a good fit: We are big fans of the cuisine of New Orleans and southern Louisiana/cajun country. We have eaten a lot of cajun and creole food in the region where it originated, including at...

accoutrements. Baskets of hot cornmeal johnnycakes arrive soon after you sit down. The appetizer menu features fried green tomatoes, crawfish and corn fritters and breaded oysters with chili sauce. Dixie Kitchen specialties...

I have been trying to remember the name of a grocery store in Louisiana, either Baton Rouge or Lafayette. I used to stop there on my way back to Houston from New Orleans. They had great Cajun sausages and prepared items. I am...

by and large lots of joints are serving tourists, mainly. Which may explain why the so-called Cajun grub around the country is as mediocre as it is. But Mother’s in NO still rocks.

Coming from Cajun Country and travelling to New Orleans & would like to taste some authentic cajun food in New Orleans. Any suggestions as to good restaurants?

While there are some good restaurants there, you do realize that Shreveport is about as far away from Cajun country as you can possibly get?! I’d pick Herby K.

pizza in New Orleans? A decent bagel in cajun country? A good Chicago hotdog in Memphis? A true chowhound seeks what is unique and special about where they live and doesn’t try to recreate past experiences out of context....