Mardi Gras: Missed the party? Throw your own
Please allow me to apologize. It seems that Mardi Gras was early this year so by the time you read this column today (Ash Wednesday) the party is officially over. But that doesn’t mean it’s too late to make Cajun/Creole dishes. Let the good times roll, anytime! The flavors of New Orleans are big and bold. The dishes have a rich and mixed historical background, formed with French roots, livened with Spanish spices, African vegetables, German sausages, Irish potatoes and from Italy, tomatoes and garlic. The combinations of flavors are complex and robust and easy to fall in love with ...