I’ve been making this dressing for quite a while now, and folks still ask me what makes it “bayou” or “Cajun”? Well, I never claimed it was Cajun, and it came from central Louisiana. However, it contains the “Trinity”, (onions, … Continue reading →
At the end of 2017, I decided my mantra for 2018 would be “The Year of Positive Change”. Well, I’ve come to learn that “positive change” is a relative term, and in the wise words of those who came before … Continue reading →
Since the quadruple whammies of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita in 2005 and Hurricanes Gustav and Ike in 2008, south Louisiana’s coastal communities have entered the spotlight as the long-neglected red-headed stepchildren of south Louisiana. With whispers of the relocations of … Continue reading →
Deep in the piney woods of Folsom, Louisiana, at the end of a well-worn dirt road, lies a ten-acre animal rescue sanctuary called Big Sky Ranch. Off in the distance stands the iconic big red barn, offering shelter to resident … Continue reading →
Well, dear readers, it’s been a while because I’ve been busy as a bee in full spring bloom. The prothonotary warbler monitoring project is halfway through. I’ve been sharing photos each week on Facebook, and I apologize for not doing … Continue reading →
