The cooking of Louisiana and the Gulf Coast is built on seafood and smoke: shrimp, crawfish and Gulf fish, andouille sausage, and the holy trinity of onion, celery and bell pepper. Here are the classics, from a dark-roux chicken and sausage gumbo to Creole jambalaya and a buttery crawfish etouffee.
Shrimp and grits from the Lowcountry and a spicy blackened salmon round it out. For more Gulf flavor, see our seafood boil, chargrilled oysters and oysters Rockefeller.
A deep, dark-roux Cajun gumbo of chicken thighs, smoked andouille and the holy trinity, simmered with thyme and cayenne and served over rice. Serves 8.
A one-pot New Orleans rice dish of andouille, chicken and shrimp cooked with tomatoes, the holy trinity and Creole spices. Serves 6 to 8.
Crawfish tails smothered in a rich, buttery blond-roux sauce with the holy trinity, garlic and Cajun spices, served over white rice. Serves 6.
Salmon fillets coated in a smoky Cajun spice blend and seared in a very hot cast-iron skillet until a dark, flavorful crust forms. Ready in 15 minutes; serves 4.
Creamy stone-ground Cheddar grits topped with shrimp sauteed with bacon, garlic and green onion in a spicy lemon pan sauce. The Lowcountry classic. Serves 4.
Shrimp, snow crab legs, corn, red potatoes and smoked sausage boiled in a spicy Cajun-seasoned broth and tossed with garlic butter. Serves 6.
Oysters on the half shell grilled until bubbling with garlic herb butter and Parmesan, the Gulf Coast way. Serves 4.
Oysters on the half shell topped with a rich green herb and spinach butter and golden bread crumbs, baked until bubbling. The New Orleans classic. Serves 4.
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