A century-old cast iron Dutch oven filled with etouffee sits simmering on the modern stove in the kitchen of Radiators guitarist and singer Dave Malone and his wife Beth James. The couple, who lives ...

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 ...

Étouffée is a classic dish in New Orleans' cuisine. It's typically made with shellfish, such as shrimp or crawfish, and served over rice. For Vieux Carré's menu, chef Jeana Pecha offers a twist on the ...

In a stockpot or Dutch oven, cover the crawfish shells with cold water. Bring to a boil, then reduce to a simmer. Skim off any impurities that rise to the surface. Add the remaining ingredients and ...

Étouffée is similar to gumbo, but served as more of a main course than a soup or stew. The name literally means “smothered” in French, and is often served over or alongside rice. Instructions: In a ...

We flipped the calendar to 2024, and Mardi Gras is almost here! With the parades rolling early this year, it seems that pressing the easy button in the kitchen is in order. Instead of fretting over ...

Patty Diez is the associate director of network development at Eater, Punch, and Thrillist, where she serves as a key connector between the sales and editorial teams to create timely opportunities, ...

He came from Eunice, La., a town in the heart of Cajun country where rice fields and crawfish flourish. It’s only fitting that chef Drake Leonards named his first Houston restaurant Eunice, a tribute ...

Even if you’re not familiar with the name Paul Prudhomme, it’s likely you’ve enjoyed the benefits of his long and celebrated career. Prudhomme was a Louisiana-born chef who gained celebrity for his ...

If there is one thing that has not changed as this heirloom recipe makes its way through generations of CNN host Don Lemon’s family, it’s that it is passed along by mothers guiding their children ...

Wellspent Market founderJim Dixon has been writing about food and restaurants for Willamette Week for a long time. He wants our readers to eat well, and he shows them how with the recipes he creates ...