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Main Dishes & Casseroles
Tender RibsDale Begnaud
Ribs contain a substantial amount of connective tissue. Therefore many cooks boil the ribs to get them tender. The length of time needed to tenderize will vary. Editor note: When I cook my ribs I think the secret to great ribs is to cook them at low temps for long periods of time. You could use this recipe and bake for 2 to 3 hours.
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Eggplant CreoleDale's Kitchen In Memory of Meredith Begnaud
Fun facts from www.thefresh1.com - In 16th century Spain, the eggplant was believed to be an aphrodisiac. Europeans believed eggplants caused insanity, and called it the Mad Apple. Eggplants are best known for their purple color, but they are available in a wide variety of lavender shades-even striped!
Crawfish/Shrimp Cornbread Dressing Tesse Duhon
Great side dish to replace rice dressing with bar-b-que, brisket or grilled meat. Also a great stuffing for bellpeppers.
Cheesy Chicken SpaghettiMaw Maw's Friend
Hearty main dish. Great for potlucks or to feed a crowd! My most requested recipe. Freezes well. Fun facts on spaghetti from http://www.americanbeauty.com/cooking/FunFacts.htm Cooked al dente (al-DEN-tay) literally means "to the tooth". There are more than 600 pasta shapes produced worldwide. Thomas Jefferson is credited with introducing macaroni to the United States, he fell in love with a certain dish he sampled in Naples. Consumers enjoy pasta for dinner more than 40 times a year (approximately once a week). October is National Pasta Month. The word "pasta" comes from the Italian for paste, meaning a combination of flour and Water.
Recipe includes picture!  Eggplant , Chicken, Sausage & Shrimp JambalayaAlberta Bert LeBlanc
You won't find this one in cookbooks, it's an orginal from Ms Bert!!
Shrimp, Crawfish and Chicken FettuciniCandy Boudreaux
This is an easy no bake main dish - a classic made simple.
Andouille SausageDale Carter
This homemade Andouille sausage is the real thing, and it IS spicy! It's great for seasoning beans and gumbo; or use it in anything else that calls for smoked sausage. I use pecan or hickory wood for the smoke, but any fruit wood would do.
Rabbit and Andouille GumboDale Carter
I cook this with rabbit, since I have an abundance of them, but chicken, duck, quail, or venison will work too, whatever you have on hand. If you can't find andouille sausage,use plain smoked link sausage, or try to find a hot link sausage. That’s the good thing about gumbo – you can’t hardly mess one up after you have a good roux made. Mais dat's the truth, yeah mon ami!
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Recipe includes picture!  Baseball Park BurgersChrissy LeMaire on behalf of K-town Pirates
I ate these this weekend at Holly Beach and it reminded me of being at the Vermilion Parish baseball parks playing softball and watching my brother pitch. Mom told me the secret to their burgers is the extra butter that's added and the Evangeline Maid buns. These burgers, like all other burgers, go great with beer!
Coonass Filet MignonBoudreaux & Thibodeaux
According to CajunCulture.com, not only is the origin of the term "coonass" disputed but also its acceptable usage. Some Cajuns take pride in the word and display license plates saying "Registered Coonass" while others see it as an ethnic slur. Either way, this is some good filet mignon.
 
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