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This is a perfect dip for the holiday season. We always have it on hand for our guests, and they always ask for more. We’re sure you will, too!

This dish is a favorite of ours during the holiday season.

Traci and I had a soup similar to this from a mix, and we loved it. We set off on a quest to recreate it from scratch. This is the result.

This is a great breakfast dish that is quick to make and just plain delicious. You sit down and visit over coffee while you wait for it to bake.

This little-known family recipe is another from my Grammy. Simple, easy and delicious. We love it, and think you will, too.

This dish is nothing more than good, simple comfort food at its finest. The whole house smells wonderful while this cooks—our guests can’t wait to eat!

I love this shrimp stew. It is a thick seafood stew, not a watery one. It is similar to our chicken stew, more like an étouffée than a beef stew. My mother used to make this for me when I would come home from college—Cajun comfort food at its finest.

This gumbo is one variation of our basic gumbo recipe. I grew up with these gumbos—simple stews with whatever meat you have on hand. This shrimp gumbo is one my family makes at every reunion.

This seafood gumbo is another variation of the basic gumbo recipe, with various seafood morsels. I grew up with these gumbos—simple stews with whatever meat you have on hand.

The sis one of my favorite Cajun dishes. It is not a stew, but more of a wet rice dish. I just love the sausage version.