Lost Bayou Ramblers @ Louisiana Music Factory 2009
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Lost Bayou Ramblers
Louisiana Music Factory In-Store
January 31, 2009
Duration : 0:10:41
Categories: Louisiana Music Tags: accordion, Andre, Bayou, Cajun, factory, fiddle, la, LAMUSICFACTORY, lost, Louis, Louisiana, Michot, music, ramblers
Real Cajun Night Before Christmas By Crawfish-Man
Real Cajun Night Before Christmas when Santa almost passed toys ‘wit his unda’ware! Delightful Cajun story wri’t, draw’d and tol’ in Cajun dialect by mystery author rarely seen in public! Mostly because he is a Louisiana Super Hereaux and spends his time battling truth, justice and the Cajun Way!
Categories: Louisiana authors Tags: before, Cajun, Christmas, CrawfishMan, night, REAL
Cajun vs Creole Cooking?
What are the similarities and differences? Is this type of cooking only found in Louisiana or any other states?
Cajun cook tends to be more French influenced since the Cajuns are descendants of the French Acadians.
Creole cooking is more influenced by African-Caribbean (which include French and Spanish) cooking styles.
But to be honest, there is not really a big difference between the two since they’re all part of the cuisine in Louisiana.
I would say that cajun food can be spicier than creole food, but other than that the two are very similar.
Maybe it’s the cook that’s making the dish?
Categories: Louisiana Cooking Tags: Cajun, cooking, creole, French, French Acadian, Louisiana, spice
Cajun Cooking #1 The Roux
A key ingredient to some popular Cajun dishes is the Roux. Learn how to make it and youll be cooking like a real Cajun in no time. Visit The Bayou Gardener in Avoyelles Parish Louisiana – Cajun Country at http://www.thebayougardener.com
Duration : 0:9:41
How long would it take a freighter or cargo ship to travel from New Orleans, Louisiana to Venice, Italy?
I am a fiction writer and my ususal research sources have failed me on this occasion. I’m just looking for a ballpark estimate from New Orleans to Venice with maybe one refueling stop if necessary.
It depends entirely on how fast the ship can travel. A ship that travels at 20 knots covers about 500 miles per day, and would make it from New Orleans to Venice in about 14 days. A ship moving at 10 knots would take twice the time. And so on.
Note that a realistic "refueling stop" would be the port of Algeciras, in southern Spain. That would be about 9 days out from New Orleans at 20 knots. When passenger liners traveled between the Med and NY they would stop at Algeciras before starting the trans-Atlantic "speed run".
Remember that it takes a ship 8 to 12 hours to travel from New Orleans to the mouth of the Mississippi. A "pilot" is required for that trip: http://www.crescentpilots.com/
Best State for Sports? Worst State for Sports?
I think the best state for sports is Louisiana(LSU(07 BCS Champs). Saints(Went further then ever, NFC Championship, 2006) Hornets(playoffs, 2008)
Who says we’re all cajuns? Im not.
Cali is overrated lol
my home state of Michigan might fit both of those.
Best: Red Wings, Pistons, Spartans, Wolverines (Sometimes Tigers)
Worst: Lions, (sometimes Tigers)
Categories: Louisiana Sports Tags: Cajun, creole, Louisiana, music, restaurant, Shreveport, state, travel
with cajun smothered cabbageCategories: Louisiana Cooking Tags: beef, cabbage, Cajun, cooking, Corned, eating, food, Louisiana, smothered, Southern, style
Travel Adventures with Lizzy- Lafayette, Louisiana
Join Lizzy in Lafayette, Louisiana for a short visit at the Visitor’s Center.
Duration : 0:1:7
Categories: Louisiana Travel Tags: Acadian, adventures, Cajun, Fish, Koi, Lafayette, Lily, Lizzy, Louisiana, Pads, Pond, travel, Turtles, Village
Hot Pepper (1973)
The great French accordionist, Clifton Chenier, mixes rock and blues with his unique version of Zydeco music, a pulsating combination of Cajun French with African undertones. The film winds his music through the bayous and byways of the countryside.
Duration : 0:4:29
