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New Orleans, good ole New Orleans (pronounced New Orlins), the undisputed food capital of the South. In the Big Easy, the heat alone is enough to slow your pace. But when you sit down to a big meal on a hot day, you have no choice but to watch the world go by. People usually think Cajun food when they visit NOLA – New Orleans Louisiana – but are surprised at the international cuisine available. Settled by the Spanish and the French, NOLA is equipped to satisfy any taste bud. From muffuletta sandwiches (which owe a nod to local Italian immigrants), Italian ice cream to gumbo, the world of food is at your finger tips. Other hometown favorites are dirty rice, blackened redfish, Bananas Foster, King Cake, soft-shell crab po'boy sandwiches and the traditional Crescent City breakfast of beignets and chicory-flavored coffee with steamed milk (cafe au lait). Favor an extra splash of heat on your gumbo? Tabasco sauce is made on Avery Island, a bird and nature preserve.
 
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Home Town: New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
Living In: Eugene, Oregon, USA
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Born and raised in New Orleans, LA. I love southern food and even more.. I love to cook southern food that is healthy. I also like cooking things that don't take all day to make but taste like they did.

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Home Town: New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
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Reviewed on Dec. 2, 2009 by Paul-Louisiana 
Good recipe, easy to prepare. Do NOT add any salt until the end of the cooking process. Only add salt 'to taste'.
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Slow Cooker Turkey Breast

Reviewed on Nov. 30, 2009 by HB 
This turkey was fall-off-the-bone too-die-for! Very delicious and very easy. I had a 5.5lb bone-in turkey breast. I coated the inside of my slow cooker and the outside of the turkey with butter, stuffed the cavity with onion and garlic, and let it go. After 7 hours in the slow cooker, I took the turkey out and roasted it for 30 min to crisp up the skin. Everybody loved it! I will definitely be making turkey like this again.
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