Get ready to fall in love with these mouthwatering Cajun classics that’ll have everyone asking for the recipe.

Gumbo and jambalaya are classic Louisiana dishes with both Creole and Cajun roots. What's the difference? It's all comes down to the role of rice.

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Now, about that jambalaya—the dish that deserves its own highway billboard. This isn’t your standard-issue rice dish with a few token shrimp scattered for credibility. This is a masterpiece of Cajun ...

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Thoroughly rinse the rice in a fine mesh strainer and leave it to dry while you dice the onion, celery, and bell pepper, which can all go into a bowl together. Dice the tomatoes and place them in ...

This quick-cooking fricassee of shrimp with summer squash is a recipe from Mississippi chef Vishwesh Bhatt. Tender yellow squash, tail-on shrimp, fresh corn, and tomatoes are cooked in white wine ...

Stone crab claws, a Florida delicacy, arrive pre-cracked and ice-cold with a mustard sauce worth bottling. The frog legs, ...