Thanks for the Corn Dodgers recipe! I'll pass it on to my husband - let him make them again, this time for me!
I agree about the tupelo honey - we buy a supply of it from a roadside stand in the Florida panhandle (near Sopchoppy, FL) when we go there every year or so. I'll check into the...
Mine is the 27th edition - 2004.
The recipes on the pages you gave are totally different.
There is a pumpkin bread contributed by Mrs. Marley Stewart. There's a french bread recipe (they call it "pain ordinaire," Mrs. Richard P. Sevier) and a banana bread that has nuts in it (Mrs. Charles...
I have "Talk About Good" but haven't used it too much. I will take another look at it!
Savoie's andouille is made in Louisiana and it is the one authentic andouille I can buy in our area. It's not my favorite, but a lot of people do like it. It's more spicy than the ones I like - my...
Yep - no covers on mine either. I searched for new copies for my daughter today - had to call a Barnes and Noble in Metairie LA and had them ship River Road Recipes and River Road Recipes II to me!
Mmm-hmm! Every trip I make to New Orleans means an ice chest full on the return - including many pounds of andouille for gumbo, jambalaya, and other treats!
Here are my guidelines:
I don't make it using 4 ducks! I use a whole chicken cut up sometimes or
just leg quarters - I think the dark meat makes better gumbo than white meat.
I still use up to a pound of andouille, but not as much as everything else. Sorry - I
don't measure. However, if...
This is a recipe I have been trying to attach to an email to my daughter, but for some reason it will not go through! So I uploaded it to BYC and it seems to work fine here. I expect others might enjoy the recipes. The page is copied from my well-used copy of River Road Recipes! The duck...