Bright, tangy, and full of New Orleans flair, Shrimp Rémoulade is a timeless French Quarter favorite. This version, inspired by the elegant kitchens of Arnaud’s and Galatoire’s, features a creamy, spicy Creole-style rémoulade made with mustard, horseradish, and paprika. The sauce is rich and complex—perfect for tossing with tender shrimp and serving over crisp lettuce...Read More

Bold, buttery, and bursting with Southern spice, this Baked Cajun Shrimp is pure New Orleans comfort food. The shrimp are bathed in a rich blend of butter, olive oil, garlic, herbs, and Cajun spices, then baked until tender and lightly crisped on top. A splash of white wine and lemon brightens the flavor, while a...Read More

Few salads have earned the fame—or inspired as many variations—as the Caesar Salad. Legend has it that restaurateur Caesar Cardini created this dish “on the fly” one busy night in Tijuana when ingredients were scarce. Using what he had on hand—Romaine lettuce, olive oil, lemon, Worcestershire, and Parmesan—he tossed the salad tableside with flair, and...Read More

When a Southerner wants banana pudding, this is the one they’re craving — the beloved recipe printed on the back of the Nabisco ‘Nilla Wafers box for decades. Generations grew up watching it come together in the family kitchen: layers of vanilla custard, ripe bananas, and golden wafers topped with glossy meringue peaks. It’s even...Read More