Tag Archives: Creole
February 8, 2026
Celebrate Mardi Gras with Flavor, Color, and Fun!
Mardi Gras isn’t just about beads and parades—it’s a full-on feast for the senses! This year, bring the celebration to your kitchen with three show-stopping recipes that are as vibrant and indulgent as the celebration itself. Start with Creole Cream Cheese Wonton Cups, bite-sized treasures that are creamy, tangy, and impossible to resist. Follow up with the rich and flavorful Pappadeaux Mardi Gras Pasta, a dish that’s overflowing with the bold spices and hearty goodness of Louisiana. And don’t forget a sweet finale with Mardi Gras Streusel Bread, a festive treat that’s as colorful and comforting as it is delicious. Whether you’re hosting a parade of friends or simply bringing a taste of New Orleans to your own table, these recipes will make your Mardi Gras celebration unforgettable 🎭 The recipes can be found here: Creole Cream Cheese Wonton Cups Pappadeaux Mardi Gras Pasta Mardi Gras Streusel Bread No … Continue reading
February 22, 2022
Homestyle Mardi Gras
Mardi Gras is Tuesday, March 1st this year. I believe it always falls on the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday, signifying the end of Carnival season and the start of Lenten season, but please correct me if you are more knowledgeable on these details than I am 😊 Tuesdays aren’t usually something people get excited over, unless it’s Taco Tuesday, but Mardi Gras gives you something to look forward to. Each city celebrates differently, and I admittedly don’t know of any raging parties happening in the Twin Cities (yet) but that doesn’t mean you can’t celebrate at home with a few close friends and family. We typically enjoy a themed meal or some apps and cocktails at home. This year, we’ll be starting with Sausage Bites with Spicy Cajun Dipping Sauce as an appetizer, then moving on to Cajun Turkey Burgers with Spicy Remoulade as our main course with King Cake Cream Cheese Bites … Continue reading
February 23, 2019
Laissez le Bon Temps Rouler
Laissez le bon temps rouler! Aka “let the good times roll” is frequently heard during Mardi Gras. It’s a celebration of music, parades, costumes, excitement, and most importantly, food. Typical food styles are Cajun and Creole. I have a few recipes to help you get into the spirit and feel like you are in the French Quarter of New Orleans. First up is Cajun Chicken Lazone Pasta. Chicken Lazone is a New Orleans favorite and is a combination of Cajun chicken and comfort food. You start by coating the chicken in a homemade rub. It’s pretty simple to make so don’t let this scare you. Combine the dry ingredients in a bowl, dip the chicken into the mixture, and set aside. Next, you heat a skillet and cook the chicken until done. Then, make the sauce by adding the remaining mixture to the pan with some heavy cream and allowing … Continue reading

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