Let the good times roll with these Cajun and Creole dishes.
Blackened Fish with Thyme Butter
Chef Paul Prudhomme pioneered the method of blackening meat in the early 1980s while cooking at New Orleans’s Commander’s Palace. It’s since become an essential element of Cajun cuisine.
Red Beans and Rice
Traditionally served on Mondays, red beans are slow-cooked in a large pot until thick and flavorful and served with a scoop of hot cooked rice.
Gâteau de Sirop
This classic Cajun dessert is simple to make yet complexly flavored thanks to cane syrup.
Chicken Sauce Piquante
Sauce piquante is a cooking method used mainly for meat and seafood. With a roux base, trinity, and tomatoes, this tender chicken dish is layered with flavor.
Roast Beef Debris Po’ Boys
This classic Roast Beef Debris is cooked slowly for an amazingly tender result and then stuffed into pillowy French bread for the perfect roast beef sandwich.
Roast Beef Debris turned out great! Can’t wait to make it again. I only made half the recipe for two, but should’ve made full amount and save some for later.