“Whether enjoying the smothered goodness of étouffée, the hearty stew of gumbo, or the flavorful rice dish of jambalaya, each bite transports you to the vibrant and eclectic food culture of Louisiana.
Last month, our inaugural Louisiana Shrimp Fest & Shrimp Aid invited seafood lovers to The Broadside in New Orleans to enjoy delicious food and hear directly from the shrimpers who fill our plates.
Imported shrimp is so pervasive, it was even revealed that numerous vendors at the Louisiana Shrimp & Petroleum Festival in Morgan City this year were serving it from their stands, according to a ...
BUT RATHER BECAUSE OF IMPORTED SHRIMP MAKING ITS WAY TO LOUISIANA VENDORS AND RESTAURANTS IMPORTED SHRIMP IS SIGNIFICANTLY CHEAPER, WHICH UNDERCUTS LOCALLY WILD CAUGHT GULF SHRIMP. WDSU NORTHSHORE ...