March 16, 2017 | Louisiana Kitchen & Culture

March 16, 2017

Happy St. Patrick's Day! I've got friends coming for corned beef and cabbage tomorrow night; looking forward to it.

We're making and photographing po' boys like nobody's business this week; the sauces we've concocted include rémoulade, lemon garlic aioli, dill pickle tartar sauce, cocktail sauce, and cilantro and roasted jalapeño sauce. You can imagine all the divine fillings we're making to go along with the sauces; they're so good they'd liven up shoe leather. Follow us on Facebook for some outtakes from the shoots, and to salivate vicariously with us.

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	Crawfish Macque Choux over Fried Eggplant Visually stunning, this tastes even better than it looks. Even better, it's easy, particularly if you have a helper on the prep work. It's better with fresh corn cut from the cob, but it's rich enough frozen corn kernels work just fine. Click to forward this email and recipes.

	Chicken Noodle Soup I spoke too soon last week when I speculated that the cold weather was behind us; mid-40s when it's humid is cold! This easy soup is perfect for a cold evening. Click to forward email and recipes.

	Port Hudson's Southern-Fried Chicken Wiley Rowe, caretaker of John Folse's White Oak Plantation in Baton Rouge, says this is the best recipe in the entire 842 pages of the Encyclopedia of Cajun & Creole Cuisine, a book I refer to so frequently it stays close to my desk instead of on the bookshelf with my other cookbooks. This is how my mother fried chicken, and she'd usually make pan gravy behind it to serve over rice. Delicious! Click to forward email and recipes.