Quack Quack
A duck hunting adventure in Cajun Country, from visiting the local bait shop at sunrise to the traditions of hunting season and duck blinds in Louisiana.
Cajun Country Blog
Stories, traditions, and life from South Louisiana
Laissez les bons temps rouler
Good Morning Acadiana!
Excitement and nerves about appearing on Good Morning Acadiana television show with Maw-Maw to promote RealCajunRecipes.com and cook live on air.
Learn Cajun French
Starting a journey to learn Cajun French using the 'Cajun Self-Taught' audiobook and discovering the cultural importance of preserving the Cajun language.
RealCajunRecipes.com in the Kaplan Herald
RealCajunRecipes.com gets featured in the local Kaplan Herald newspaper, marking the second time the site has been highlighted in the small-town publication.
Cajun Music
Growing up with Cajun music on KBON and KMDL radio, two-stepping at Randol's, and discovering Feu Follet's bilingual French band.
Froggin' and Huntin'
A photographic look at the hunting and fishing traditions of Cajun Country, from frog hunting to duck hunting to crabbing in the swamps.
Taste-temptin, two-steppin, toe-tappin good time
A celebration of two-stepping, Cajun music, and the unique nightlife culture of Cajun Country, with photos of friends dancing and partying in local bars.
A Displaced Cajun finds authentic Cajun Food in Southern California
After years searching for authentic Cajun food in Southern California, a displaced Cajun finally discovers the Ragin Cajun restaurant and real Louisiana cuisine in Hermosa Beach.
Cajun vs. Creole
Understanding the difference between Cajun and Creole culture, history, and the 30+ definitions of the word 'Creole' throughout history.
Growing up with Gaston
Childhood memories of reading 'A Cajun Night Before Christmas' and the beloved Gaston the Green-Nosed Alligator book series by James Rice.
Misconceptions about Cajun Culture
Clearing up common myths about Cajun culture: New Orleans isn't Cajun Country, we don't eat blackened food, and it's rice dressing not dirty rice.