Gumbo
It is a heritage that claims both West African and French roots surd in a thick Stew over rising and made with roux. It includes various ingredients, such as papers, onions, chickens, sausages, okra, celery, and other seafood. With comprehensive options, every family has its treasured recipes leading to a vigorous debate on the best.
Crawfish Etouffee
The season is perfection, and a very thick stew, chock full of delicious plum crawfish or shrimp served over rice. In some ways, it is similar to Gumbo, as it has the same types of Creole seasoning, served over rice and made with rocks. The taste is something unforgettable and worth trying at home.
Red beans and rice
Red beans and rice is traditionally all day. At the same time, the household catches up with the duties, and it is an everyday preparation here as bacon and eggs are anywhere else. Any meat from Ham hock to sausage is placed in a pot along with red are kidney beans with some spices like bay leaves, sage, cayenne pepper and set the simmer for 2 to 6 hours.
Banana foster
Restaurants included bananas as new desserts and promoted the imported fruit in their way. Today banana Foster is served in a new olives restaurant using around 35000 pounds of banana for the famous dessert. It is delightfully simple to make at home.
Snowballs
In New Orleans, snowball brings pure satisfaction until the closing of somewhere from the start of the spring. A snowball is a customized sweet made up of fluffy shaved ice, stuffed with several mix-ins and add-ons and sweet syrups on the top.
Barbeque shrimp
Barbecue shrimp has been a beloved local dish that is not barbequed and does not have the bbq sauce. It can be ordered as an entry and served with the heads and tail on and grilled in the sauce and butter, which may be a bib to enjoy it.
Jambalaya
Jambalaya is both a storied dish and culinary staple in New Orleans. The dishes comprise local ingredients, a mix of chicken, seafood, sausage, or all the three-plus, vegetables like peppers, onions, and some spices combined with rice, and can be made in various ways.
Beignet
the French-Creole dish from the 18th century is a simple concept where the dough is fried Then covered with powdered sugar mounds. Variety of taste, making the result extraordinary. It is at absolute perfection when it is hot, especially when it is accompanied by chocolate milk.
New Orleans King cake
Blend of cinnamon roll and coffee cakes with iced in yellow, purple, and green which are the colors of Mardi Gras packed with fruit fillings and cream cheeses. The seasoning of sweets with the special surprise makes the fun continue.
Oysters
New Orleans on food group is the oysters usually served by a dozen piled high crushed ice. They can be found in the coastal regions around the country, but there’s a difference here. The oyster is full of flavor, large, and plump, making the dish delicious.