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zLouisiana Rcipes Friday 13th; Gulf Fish Doré, Reverse Sear Pork Roast, Weeknight Meatballs

March 13th 2026 EDT

click to order ^^ March 13, 2026 *How apropos *that we're having a Friday the 13th for the second time already this year. I'm going to lay low. And a reminder, for those of you who celebrate, Saturday is Pi Day. A few years ago I hosted a Pi Day potluck-- we had chicken pot pie, shepherd's pie, salad in a pie pan, coconut cream pie, and deep dish apple pie. It was a lot of fun. For the recipes this week, easy is the key. First up is a recipe for flaky white fish with a lemon caper butter sauce; fancy enough for a ...Continue Reading

Louisiana Recipes Maarch 7; Chef Prudhomme's Pepper Tomato Shrimp, Grilled Sirloin Alfredo, Chopped Salad with Fried Fish

March 7th 2026 EDT

click to order ^^ March 7, 2026 *Our niece's birthday was this week *so Jim's family got together for brunch on Sunday to celebrate. In both my family and Jim's, I think all the birthdays but his fall between October and early March, so we've been eating a lot of cake for 6 months. Not that that's a bad thing... For the recipes this week, first up is a chopped salad topped with crispy bites of fried fish. We're going to have a hot weekend; this sounds really good, and refreshing. Next, a sumptuous pasta dish wit ...Continue Reading

Louisiana Recipes for Last dat of Feb; Bayou Shrimp Quiche, Galatoire's Crab meat Omelette, Boudin Benedict

February 28th 2026 EDT

click to order ^^ February 28, 2026 *This winter has been *"If you don't like the weather, wait an hour and it'll change" kind of winter. This time last week it was cold and rainy the beach; this week, I had to run some errands a few miles inland and it was 97F! 81 here at the beach. Back to regular seasonal weather for the weekend. I picked Breakfast for Dinner recipe this week; I'm overdue for one. First up, one of my favorites, a seafood quiche. I love quiche but almost never make it, because Jim doe ...Continue Reading

Louisiana Recipes for Lent on a cold February day; Spicy Pasta with Shrimp, Snapper with Lemon Butter Shrimp, Blackened Fish Citrus Salad

February 20th 2026 EDT

click to order ^^ February 20, 2026 *It's cold and rainy *at the beach this week; as I write this on Thursday afternoon I have a pot of beef and bean chili simmering on the stove. I'll make a pan of buttermilk cornbread to serve with it, and we'll have a nice, warming meal tonight. I intended to make a pot of red beans today, but the little grocery store I went to was out of ham hocks and only had dried pinto beans. So I switched lanes and got ingredients for chili. Red beans next week. I picked seafood for the r ...Continue Reading

Weekly Louisiana Recipes February; Southern-Style Smothered Pork Chops, Chicken Caprese Hot Pockets, Fried Catfish Fillets

February 13th 2026 EDT

click to order ^^ February 13, 2026 *Happy Valentine's Day, *for those of you who observe it; it's not anything we've ever observed, but it's fun to see the flowers and decorations. Back in New Orleans, it's full on Mardi Gras for the weekend, will probably be some heart-shaped throws for the Saturday parades. I've got beads hung on my fence outside, and a yard flag; a few people have commented, but it's odd to experience not much happening. For the recipes this week, first up is a smothered pork chop with gravy. ...Continue Reading

Feb Louisiana Recipes; Shrimp and Crawfish Fettuccine, Creole Stuffed Eggplant, Baked Stuffed Oysters

February 6th 2026 EDT

February 6, 2026 *I have had a great birthday week. *Jim was more than generous, with dinner out every single night this week (although we got takeout Chinese Thursday night and watched the latest episode of The Pitt), then he really surprised me on my birthday with a really nice Apple Watch. Now I need an Apple Watch for Dummies class! For the recipes this week, first up a decadent shrimp and crawfish fettuccine. If you don't have access to crawfish, double the shrimp, or add some crab meat! Next, a classic stuf ...Continue Reading

Three Great Recipes for the End of January; Roast Rack of Pork, Shrimp and Asparagus Stir Fry, Tuscan Beef and Black Pepper Stew

January 30th 2026 EDT

January 30, 2026 *I love a weather forecast that starts with "Abundant Sunshine" *and that's just what we have this week, and gloriously warm weather, unlike much of the rest of the country. The SoCal family is gathering in West Hollywood on Saturday for a joint birthday celebration for my great nephew and for me-- it's going to be mid-80s. I've always said I'm part lizard, as this is perfect temperatures for me, For the recipes this week, first off is a feast-worthy pork rib roast. Try the brine-i ...Continue Reading

Louisiana Recipes for January; Bacon-Crusted Oysters, Creole Mustard Glazed Ham Steaks, Fried Pork Chops and Tomato Gravy

January 23rd 2026 EDT

click to order ^^ January 23, 2026 *It's gray and rainy at the beach this week, *good weather for staying inside. I did go back to the King Arthur Flour Mardi Gras King Cake recipe earlier this week and made a pretty darn good King Cake. I made a brown sugar/cinnamon filling instead of the cream cheese filling in the main recipe, and plan to make another one with an almond filling, maybe for my birthday next month. I face-timed with my girlfriends back in New Orleans over the weekend; they were decorating specialt ...Continue Reading

January Louisiana Recipes; Instant Pot Chicken (or Turkey) & Sausage Gumbo, Shrimp and Scallop Tostadas, Shrimp and Corn Fritters

January 16th 2026 EDT

Cookbook order click here  January 16, 2026 *We entered the lottery this week *for a chance to buy tickets to the 2028 Summer Olympics; fingers crossed!  There will be a lot of events practically in our back yard, and I'm going to sign up as a volunteer as well. It's starting to get exciting, as the announcements keep coming about the planned festivities. My friends back in New Orleans are gearing up for Mardi Gras-- it's a little early this year, with Fat Tuesday falling on February 17. I att ...Continue Reading

Start 2026 off Right with Louisiana Recipes; Emeril's Oyster and Artichoke Soup, White Beans with Italian Sausage, Ralph Brennan's Barbecue Shrimp,

January 10th 2026 EDT

January 9, 2026 *Happy New Year! *I hope you and your family had a peaceful, enjoyable holiday season. My sister flew down, and we spent Christmas Eve with Jim's family; amazing prime rib. Christmas Day, I had everyone over and we all made pizzas. The kids came in their pajamas; it was a fun day. This week, it's chilly here at the beach, so I made a big pot of beef stew. I'll have to make it again and measure ingredients as I go; I've been making it for so long it's basically muscle memory for me. For the recipe ...Continue Reading

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