No trip to New Orleans is complete without eating shrimp étouffée: the saucy, Cajun-spiced shrimp that’s served over rice. As with many Louisiana recipes, shrimp étouffée gets its richness from roux, ...

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“Tee, go and get my wallet,” shouted my dad from the kitchen. Tee is my Cajun nickname, meaning petite or little. It is very common for folks to call each other by Tee plus their name or their ...

I have a confession to make: When I made our annual post-Christmas turkey gumbo, I used freeze-dried trinity and a microwave roux. I pulled that gumbo together faster than I've ever made a gumbo ...

Dive deeper into these iconic Louisiana dishes. Gumbo and etouffee, two irresistibly rich dishes often mistaken for each other, are staples of Creole and Cajun cuisines. And for these recipes, the ...

YORK, Pa. — The crew from Olivia's in Gettysburg stopped by the FOX43 kitchen to make a fall seafood dish with lots of flavor and a hint of spice. Adrienne and Yanni Tassou make a soft shell and ...

This deeply flavorful seafood étouffée from chef Kwame Onwuachi layers shrimp, crab, and a rich, homemade stock into a comforting Creole stew inspired by his grandmother’s cooking. Homemade shrimp ...

Étouffée and gumbo are two iconic dishes from Louisiana that showcase the rich culinary traditions of Creole cuisine. Both dishes are broth-based stews that are often served with rice, but they differ ...