Laissez le bon temps rouler!
That’s right, friends today is Mardi Gras, also known as “Fat Tuesday!” Traditionally this is a holiday of feasting prior to the Lenten Season of Christianity, but it also has deep roots in pagan springtime ritual and fertility rites. In any event, we’re all in since it’s all about embracing your inner joy by eating rich foods, fatty sumptuous treats, imbibing in cheerful cocktails and toasts, and of course the classic Mardis Gras parade featuring floats, confetti, and beads! After the last two years and change, we could all use a chance to let loose and let the good times roll.
Today we’re celebrating some great cajun restaurants in the area and fun recipes you can make with your family to celebrate. Check it out on today’s blog!
How far is New Orleans Louisiana from Atlantic Auto Group’s dealerships? It’s at least 10 states and more than 1,200 miles from here, but you don’t have to drive that far for original cajun flavors! Let us point you in the direction of classic cajun eateries in the area.
Local Restaurants with Cajun Cuisine and Cajun Items
Each of these establishments offers some southern flare, cajun spices, and good ol’ home cooking.
Make Your Own Cajun Feast
No Mardi Gras Celebration is complete without a smorgasbord of delectable treats. We’ve got everything from soup to nuts, or well, gumbo to pralines that is. Got a fave recipe of your own? Share it with us in a comment!
