Cuisine of New Orleans

Cuisine of New Orleans
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Regional cuisine shaped by Creole, Cajun and soul food

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Cuisine of New Orleans

The cuisine of New Orleans includes foods and dishes common in New Orleans, Louisiana, as well as nearby southern Louisiana and the Mississippi River Delta. It is strongly influenced by Creole, Cajun and soul food, with later Italian and Sicilian influences linked to immigration. Seafood has a prominent role. Dishes invented in New Orleans include po' boy and muffuletta sandwiches, oysters Rockefeller, oysters Bienville, pompano en papillote and bananas Foster.

Country
United States
Major influences
Creole cuisine, Cajun cuisine and soul food
Prominent ingredient
Seafood
Sources and credits

Sources and credits

Article
Cuisine of New Orleans (English Wikipedia)
Wikidata
Q22059288
Text
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