Trying Iconic Foods From Louisiana!

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• TW

  @Twilight_lover2023 · 11 hours ago

  I  am from Louisiana and I will say this all of these dishes are on my table

• LI

  @lisa1212ification · 3 days ago

  Do foods from Seattle sometime. I get left out when Seattle not mentioned my hometown

• KA

  @katelynleger6800 · 3 days ago

  As a person from Louisiana born and raised, YALL GUMBO IS NOT GUMBO!!! love yall channel but if your going to do louisiana like this, yall need to have a person FROM louisiana do this! gumbo is more of a soup, not a stew! and to do everything properly! i would love to come cook everything for yall the right way!

• KK

  @Kkeplinger316 · 8 days ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bLEm7fP5cs&amp;t=565">9:25</a> I heard chicken root too!! I was like that don’t seem right, but okay then

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  @m.ichiy.a6032 · 13 days ago

  Mostly it’s people of color who &nbsp;created these dishes, but to have only white male representation fixing the dishes it’s just culturally disrespectful

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• AU

  @Aubri-y4f · 2 weeks ago

  them not mixing the rice with the gumbo is making me cry, also that&apos;s creole gumbo, you have to try both creole and Cajun to get the difference in culture.

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• EV

  @evilbIunts · 3 weeks ago

  now yall def gotta do texas next!! nd yall better include kolaches 🤤

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• RE

  @reinamerrick202 · 3 weeks ago

  Reh-moo-lod, muh-fuh-lot-tuh. And blue crabs in the gumbo. And the baby also means you buy the next king cake. And you don&apos;t eat king cake out of season. Who researched this?

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• HA

  @haleyrose-tq8ck · 3 weeks ago

  Gator Bites is so good

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• MA

  @maddisonmarrufo6430 · 3 weeks ago

  or the place that will make you feel like a princess because that’s a place in Disney for a certain movie princess in the frog

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• DA

  @Dad...... · 1 month ago (edited)

  I can tell from the thumbnail that these are Louisiana in name only. Lol. What is that king cake? <br> <br>Edit: Okay, that wasn&apos;t entirely fair. This is all very New Orleans, but as I&apos;m sure plenty of people have already pointed out, a lot of New Orleans food is made to appeal to tourists. It&apos;s not necessarily &quot;REAL&quot; Louisiana food. Take that comment how you will, but I stand by it. <br> <br>It&apos;d be like going to Fisherman&apos;s Wharf, getting clam chowder in a sourdough bread bowl from a tourist spot, and then deciding that&apos;s what &quot;real California food&quot; is.

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• SW

  @swanitaoliver · 1 month ago

  If you’re going to get inspiration on Louisiana dishes, try Cajun Ninja, he also sells seasonings and spices. Pat nDa Pot is another good one as well. &amp; Stale Cracker has a partnership with Off The Hook right now. These are all true Louisiana spices