Oldies and New Orleans  |
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| I have found that I asociate many places with some sort of music. New Orleans, besides the beauty of Jazz is for me the song Jambalaya, sung by Brenda Lee. I´m the right age to have been mesmerized by one of the most beautiful voices of the 50s and 60s. Yesterday, after listening to Jambalaya, I clicked to get the lyrics. There is a verse that has to do with New Orleans food. I understood only part of it. Could any of you help me. Here it goes Jambalaya and a crawfish pie and file' gumbo I got "crawfish pie" but the rest escapes me. As I loved New Orleans the two times I visited (before the Katrina)and I love oldies, Brenda Lee, Jambalaya and cooking, understanding that verse became a must. DO HELP! Dictionaries were of no use. Take care every one! | | | | | |
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1. catdla1 (3698)
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3 years ago
| | Love that song! Even though I don't remember Brenda Lee doing it, it's been done by quite a few people. It was written by Hank Williams Sr, and I believe Hank Willms Jr also sang it. I know the answers for you, too. Jambalaya is a Creole dish with Spanish and French influence. It is dish with meat and or fish, vegetables, rice and is finished with a spicy, hot sauce. If you've been in Louisiana, you must have had some during your time there, right? File' gumbo is fillet gumbo, or fish stew. It's a stew with a spicy, thick sauce, fish fillets (probably shellfish too) and the vegetable 'trinity' of celery, bell peppers and onion. Okra is also a key ingredient and adds flavor as well as being a thickener. Makes you want to head back there for dinner, doesn't it? | | | | | | |
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catdla1 (3698)
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3 years ago
| | Shrimp, crawfish (crawdads) and alligator would all figure prominently in Creole cooking. I don't mind the shrimp, but the crayfish and alligator I can do without. I did try alligator once, and found it tough and flavorless. I'd substitute chicken in recipes that call for it. | | | |
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marguicha (10884)
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3 years ago
| | Thanks Elic. I did just that a little after I posted this and got the recipes and even sent them to my best friend from those days full of rock and parties. | | | |
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3. marysia66 (1611)
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2 years ago
| | Never had it, but try my last post. | | | | | | |
marguicha (10884)
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2 years ago
| | I could not find the post you are referring to. But I saw crawfish at the wikipedia and we eat them in my country. They are delicious and the kind of food you get at very goos restaurants. As for the rest, I have the recipes although I´ll change the alligator for chicke. We don´t have alligator in my country except at the zoo and I bet they are illegal to eat. | | | |
marysia66 (1611)
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13 months ago
| | I'll take chicken any day. No alligator or crawfish. No thanks. lol | | | |
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