Valentine's Day Coeur de Filet

Valentine’s Day Coeur de Filet

02/13/2009  |  No Comments

So you want to impress your date or spouse this Valentine's Day with a spectacular handmade meal?  You want to score (wink) big with this

The Real 1873 Sazerac

The Real 1873 Sazerac

02/12/2009  |  2 Comments

The sazerac is thought to be the first known American cocktail recipe. In fact the word cocktail was derived from Antoine Peychaud's use of a double

Cajun Black Bean Soup

Cajun Black Bean Soup

02/11/2009  |  No Comments

This recipe will for sure become one of your favorite soups the first time you try it. It's a Cajun version of common Cuban dish. Cajun +

White Bean Chicken Chili

White Bean Chicken Chili

02/10/2009  |  3 Comments

Well Punxsutawney Phil predicted six more weeks of winter last week so back to the soup, stew and chili recipes to warm everyone up a

A Breakfast Made in Heaven

A Breakfast Made in Heaven

02/09/2009  |  3 Comments

This is what I imagine would be on your typical diner cafe breakfast menu in heaven. A Tex-Mex omelet complete with rib-eye steak, grilled onions

Cajun Crawfish Etouffee

Cajun Crawfish Etouffee

02/06/2009  |  15 Comments

It's almost Mardi Gras and I am missing home, thinking about etouffee. So I thought I would whip up my own version of this classic

Great Grilled Veggies!

Great Grilled Veggies!

02/02/2009  |  1 Comment

This marinade slash basting mixture makes eating vegetables fun again! These veggies are a great side dish for just about any grilled meat or fish

Blackened Cajun Rib-Eye Steaks

Blackened Cajun Rib-Eye Steaks

01/30/2009  |  3 Comments

Most people have had blackened red fish, most likely 15 to 20 years ago when it was all the rage. It was so popular in restaurants across