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Cajun Recipes

Cajun recipes, in many cases, have been handed down for generations. In other cases, they are only a few years old. The thread that ties all cajun recipes together is the Cajun seasonings. The quality that makes them live within the traditions for generations is the attention to details and the understanding that all great foods take time to prepare. Sometimes a lot of time.

We have put together some of our favorite Cajun recipes for you to enjoy (gumbo, jambalya, crawfish pie- yum!). All of these recipes are filled with a lot of Louisiana love! If you have a recipe that we could add, would you please emal us? We would really appreciate it. We will be adding Cajun food recipes here on a regular basis, so you may want to bookmark us.

• Gumbo Recipes- Is there any Cajun food that tastes better on a cold night than Gumbo? Probably not.
• Jambalya Recipes- No list of Cajun recipes would be complete without a jambalya recipe. Whther you are serving one hundred hungry people, or just two, a pot of jambalya will fill them up.
• Crawfish Pie Recipes- Heck, it's part of the name of this website, so we had to add it. This is a Cajun recipe that will blow their socks off, if done correctly.
• Boiled Crawfish- Have you ever been to a crawfish boil? If not, you have really been missing out. Maybe it's time for you to fix that.
• Boudin Recipes- There are several Cajun recipes for boudin, but this is the simplest one by far. Believe it or not, you can actually make some boudin at home, and it will taste really good too.
• Cracklin Recipes- Who would have ever thought that some fried pig skin with fat would taste good? Well, it does.
• Cajun Boiled Peanuts- Just imagine peanuts that have some flavor.
• Blackened Fish Recipes- This is a modern Cajun recipe that is hard to beat! This same method can be used to cook hundreds of types of figh.
• Coon Balls Recipe- This is probably the best tasting appetizer in the world, despite its name.
• Cajun Fried Turkey- Once you have tried a turkey prepared this way, you will not ever cook a turkey the boring way again.
• Cajun Potato Salad Recipes- Are you tired of boring potato salad? We are too.
• Red Beans And Rice Recipes- This is another one of our absolute favorite Cajun recipes. Add a biscuit or two with it and you will be good to go!
• Beignets Recipes- This is more of a French dish, but New Orleans has taken the little doughnut to great heights. We just had to include this one because they taste so good!
• Dirty Rice Recipes- Many Cajun recipes come from whatever the Cajuns had to cook with. This is a great example. Take some rice, add some seasoning, and chunk in a little meat. Absolute perfection!
• Corn And Shrimp Soup Recipes- I just love soup, and this little Cajun recipe must be the best one ever! Mmmmmm...
• Crawfish Etouffee Recipes- Now this is one crawfish dish that's served with rice that EVEYONE loves! It's so rich, filling, and full of wonderful flavores. Crawfish etoufee is another of the best Cajun recipes.
• Shrimp Etouffee Recipes- Almost as good as the crawfish etoufee.
• Crawfish Casserole Recipes- I do believe that everyone loves a good casserole. They are usually fairly easy to make, and you can fix a big pan that should feed a whole family. Out of all of the great casseroles that we have made, this crawfish casserole is in the top three.
• Beef Brisket Recipes- If you know how to cook a beef brisket right, and add it with a little rice and gravy, watch out! This dish will light your taste buds up, in a good way.
• Cajun Roast Recipes- Stop cooking that boring Yankee roast. Spice it up a bit, will ya?
• Crawfish Enchiladas Recipes- Mexican and Cajun combined. You just have to love these Cajun recipes.
• Couche Couche Recipes- This is one of the most traditional of all the Cajun recipes. Couche couche used to be eaten with almost every Cajun meal.
• Maque Choux Recipes- Maque Choux is a corn based dish that only a Cajun could think of.
• Sauce Piquant Recipes- Make a highly seasoned stew with alligator meat, nutria, or whatever you can find and you have a sauce piquant!
• Roux Recipes- Many Cajun dishes require a roux recipe.

P.S. You may want to check out our Mardi Gras King Cakes while you're at it.