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 This recipe was credited to Donald Link accidentally; it is actually a recipe developed by Marcelle Vienvenue's mother. Per Marcelle: This is a classic etouffee (etouffee means to smother in French) from south Louisiana. It’s called a stew-fay simply because of the slurry (a combination of water and flour) that’s added to thicken it up a bit. My mother was of the opinion that if you used a roux, then it became a roux. This is her recipe. 
 Chef's note: This is a classic etouffee from South Louisiana. It’s called a stew-fay simply because of the slurry (a combination of water and cornstarch) that’s added to thicken it up a bit.  | 
 Crawfish Stew-Fay (Etouffee) Click image to enlarge  | 
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 Yellow Gazpacho: 
 Red Gazpacho: 
 Avocado Ice Cream: 
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 Gumbo Z'herbes 
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 Shrimp Corn and Sweet Potato Soup Click image to enlarge  | 
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 Traditional Shrimp and Okra Gumbo Click image to enlarge  | 
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 Bouillabaisse Seafood Ingredients 
 
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 Broussard's Bouillabaisse Click image to enlarge.  | 
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 Butternut and Acorn Squash Chowder Click image to enlarge  | 
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 Shrimp Bisque Click image to enlarge  | 
 Note: This recipe won the 2008 Etouffee cook-off.  | 
 Crawfish Etouffee Click image to enlarge  |