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Dirty Rice Gary Koinm
The author of this recipes writes: Cooking is a labor of love, and certainly the time to create our nation's most celebrated regional cuisine takes time and effort. The recipe below will make you the most incredible dirty rice imaginable. Yes, it's time consuming but Voilà ! Qu'un differnece. The author adds that this dish will feed a "small army".
Creole Mustard Potato SaladDaniel Cheramie
Speaking of Potatoes - Remember Mr. Potato Head? Mr Potato Head was patented in 1952 George Lerner of New York City invented and patented Mr. Potato Head in 1952. Based on an earlier toy called “make a face” that used a real potato, Lerner designed his all-plastic toy as a prize for cereal premiums. Lerner sold Mr. Potato Head to the Hassenfeld Brothers of Rhode Island, who owned Hasbro Inc., the toy company. Hasbro sold the first Mr. Potato Head with a styrofoam head as a base for the facial plug-ins. However, instructions were included that suggested the use of vegetables and fruits instead of the styrofoam. Mr. Potato Head was the first toy to be advertised on television. In 1985, he received four write-in votes in the mayoral election in Boise, Idaho. Today, Hasbro, Inc. still manufactures Mr. Potato Head. In 1966, Mr Potato Head acquired a new addition with Jumping Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head. (Fun Facts from about.com)
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Sausage Mac and CheeseDaniel Cheramie
A good twist on plain old Mac and Cheese.
Eggplant and Oyster DressingDaniel Cheramie
Great to make for Thanksgiving, Holiday parties, and family gatherings.
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Perfect RiceLaura Brown
Want to cook the prefect rice? Our author writes - "The perfect way to cook rice.I was raised up with gummed up rice until I came across this perfect solution!" Funfact on rice from http://www.irri.org/graindell * Almost half of the world's population eats rice -- about 3 billion people. After a farmer plants rice, it takes about 105 days before he can harvest it! Imagine if you and your family actually had to wait that long before you could eat rice? It takes 5,000 liters of water to produce just 1 kilo or rice -- enough to fill up half of a small swimming pool! Rice farming is older than the great, great grandmother of your great, great grandfather. It is about 10,000 years old! Do you like sushi and norimaki? These are only two of the many rice-based Japanese dishes. Did you know that Toyota also means 'bountiful rice field', while Honda also translates to 'the main rice field'? Rice is part of many religious rituals and customs, especially in Asia.
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Recipe includes picture!  Yummy Dirty Rice (Rice Dressing)Erald Pacio
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Yummy Spicy Garlic Beans & SausageErald Pacio
Yummy spicy beans and sausage - just the right side dish for rice and gravy, or dirty rice. Simply delicioso!
Baked Candied YamsTina Dubois's Recipe Box
Yam or sweet potato, what in the world is it? Many people use these terms interchangeably both in conversation and in cooking, but they are really two different vegetables. Want to find out the difference, attend the Opelousas Yam Festival when yams are havested in the last week of October. The Yambilee Festival was born over a cup of coffee. The idea of a Yambilee was conceived by J.W. “Bill” Low, a native Texan who adopted Opelousas as his homeland. His suggestion was heartily endorsed by his friend, Felix Dazauche, a yam shipper and processor. This idea resulted in the creation of the annual festival, which is considered by many to be the outstanding festival, designed to honor a local industry. It is held during the last full week of October.
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Cabbage, Corn and Green Pea SaladTina Dubois's Recipe Box from Larry Lee
The blend of three Cajun favorite vegetables in a smooth dressing is sure to appeal. Great as a side for any meal - bring on the rice dressing or the rice and gravy!
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Rice DressingElizabeth Leger in memory of
My Mamon, Lou Guidry, made this delicious rice dressing every year. I always begged to bring some home. I've modified it with Basmati Rice. Kids love this recipe.
 
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