Louisiana cooking is already so unique from the rest of the country that you can imagine some of the things we're tossing on our grills will also be pretty different, too. The rest of the story ESPN 1420
Louisiana cooking is already so unique from the rest of the country that you can imagine some of the things we're tossing on our grills will also be pretty different, too.
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Sorry, but ain’t no Cajuns grilling Muskrat and Nutria . . .
Originally Posted by CajunVic Sorry, but ain’t no Cajuns grilling Muskrat and Nutria . . . I've eaten grilled Nutria a half dozen times as a teenager when I was a (weekend) trappers helper. It was good but not good enough for me to seek it out in the last 40 years.
Originally Posted by Turbine I've eaten grilled Nutria a half dozen times as a teenager when I was a (weekend) trappers helper. It was good but not good enough for me to seek it out in the last 40 years. I almost picked up a fresh road kill squirrel this AM but my wife passed on it.
Originally Posted by Turbine I've eaten grilled Nutria a half dozen times as a teenager when I was a (weekend) trappers helper. It was good but not good enough for me to seek it out in the last 40 years. Same here as a trapper’s helper. We had it in a pot roast. Haven’t had it since.
Like I said . . .
Originally Posted by CajunVic Like I said . . . Yeah, but why does that make you sorry?
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