Transport yourself to the French Quarter.
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| New Orleans is known for both Creole and Cajun cuisine, so it makes perfect sense that some of the most popular Mardi Gras festivities feature recipes from those cultures. Classic Mardi Gras recipes are spiced Jambalaya or Shrimp Étouffée, not only because they're filled with party-in-your-mouth flavors but also because they can satiate a group of weary, hungry revelers. Partygoers usually have a cocktail in hand, and boozy, fruity Hurricanes are notorious New Orleans favorites. You might not get a strand of beads thrown at you this year, but you won't miss the French Quarter with these delicious recipes. | | | | | | FOLLOW US | | | | | You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to Simply Recipes newsletter. Unsubscribe
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I just love Fried Lumpia. The gastronomic sensation of having crispy fried lumpia dipped in vinegar garlic sauce always makes me salivat...
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