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Steam or Boiled OkraShirley Hebert
When we were kids and Dad being a share cropper, okra was one vegetable that was always plentiful. Being of french decent and mixing our English with French, we use to call okra gumbo.
Corn Casserole IIIA Feverjean
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Fruit Salad III Millionaire SaladM Morvant
Ahh the joys of being a Millionaire - If you had a Million what would you do?
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Orange Sweet PotatoesA Feverjean
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Eggplant DressingCaroline Eickenhorst
A versatile eggplant dish to make with either rice or cornbread.
Sweet Potato Casserole IIIL Henry
Great version of the popular sweet potato casserole.
Sweet Potato Casserole ICaroline Eickenhorst
This recipe is from my best friend Lucille. Great for holiday eating.
Recipe includes picture!  Nit's Corn Macque Choux - Mockshoo II with Crawfish or SausageTaunt Nit's
One of the Classic Cajun dishes. Fresh corn off the cob makes this dish superior although fresh, frozen or canned will still be a hit! If not using fresh corn, add 1/2 to 1 cup of heavy cream or evaporated milk.
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Corn Mockshoo I (Maque choux)Susan Rae Trahan
Cajun classic
Sweet Potato Casserole IIMaw Maw LeMaire
Another recipe for a delicious yam casserole. Did you know that mostly what we eat are actually yams and not sweet potatoes? The potatoes are both from the same family.
 
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