Culinary

There are a plethora of ways to feed your soul in Louisiana year-round. However, when it comes to the holidays, there’s no better way to feed your soul by enjoying Louisiana cuisine with your family. We’ve gathered some of our...

Author:Rosie Lawler

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The Italian culture comes alive each year at the Italian Festival in Tickfaw. Always held on the last weekend in April, the Tickfaw Italian Festival blends authentic Italian food, great music, and a wholesome family atmosphere...

Author:LouisianaTravel.com Staff

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Janaury 30 is National Plan for Vacation Day and the Louisiana Office of Tourism has partnered with Project Time Off to encourage Americans to take steps at the beginning of each year to plan their vacations. Planning your...

Author:Connie Boudreaux Silva

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Louisiana street food is alive and well, but doesn’t get the recognition or celebration it deserves. That is, until New Orleans-based culinary production company My House Social decided it needed its own festival. The Inaugural...

Author:Bryn Morgan

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Most people feel pretty passionately about their holiday food and these feelings are often extended—and even amplified—when it comes to the leftovers. Remember Ross Geller’s breakdown over his lost Thanksgiving sandwich in “...

Author:Connie Boudreaux Silva

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If you love a good cooking competition, New Orleans is the place to be on Saturday, August 5 when 13 chefs from around the U.S. compete for the title of King or Queen of American Seafood. The 2017 Great American Seafood Cook-Off...

Author:LouisianaTravel.com Staff

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Grand Coteau, a historic town in St. Landry Parish, north of Lafayette, is a delight for photographers, history and architecture lovers and anyone delighted by small towns and/or Cajun culture. Read on for reasons to earn some...

Author:Caitlin Bussey

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5 Ways to #TasteLouisiana This Mardi Gras 1. Coffee-Infused King Cake It’s a good idea to start the morning off right with food in your belly and a little caffeine, and we know the perfect spot for both! Café Mosaic is a...

Author:Caitlin Bussey

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To understand the significance of crawfish in Louisiana, one only has to take a drive on the Friday before Easter with their windows down. Propane tanks can be heard burning under huge pots of boiling water filled with seasonings...

Author:Connie Boudreaux Silva

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