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Cajun Information
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This article is about an ethnic culture. For other uses, see Cajun (disambiguation). Cajuns are an ethnic group mainly living in Louisiana, consisting of the descendants of Acadian exiles and peoples of other ethnicities with whom the Acadians...


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Southern Living
cajun country
04/15/2005: 522 words, approx. 2 pages
THE MIX OF CULTURES-FRENCH, ACADIAN, SPANISH, AFRICAN, AND ITALIAN-BUILT A WORLD-RENOWNED CUISINE. The amazing food culture of Acadiana, the Cajun and Creole region of Louisiana, is like a gumbo: rich, spicy, and layered with flavor. Many hands seasoned this pot, fashioning a unique...
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Cajuns fete Carnival with pig slaughter
2/3/2008: 497 words, approx. 2 pages
Far from the Carnival balls, parades and raucous crowds of New Orleans, Cajuns in St. Martinville held their last "bon temps" before Lent in a far different fashion: with a grand boucherie, or slaughtering of a pig.Hundreds of people watched at least part of the...
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Katrina helps spread Cajun cooking
12/22/2007: 1,057 words, approx. 4 pages
It's midmorning at Bon Appetit, and the beignets are long gone. Behind a Plexiglas wall, a cook is chopping vegetables for lunch. Music heavy with brass is blaring, and Chef LeRoy Crump Jr. is rushing about with cell phone in hand, periodically stepping outdoors to...
 


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Cajun Culture
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Provides insight into the Southern Louisiana cajun culture. Traces the ancestry back to the Acadians and the French. Describes traditional cooking, healing and language.


 

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