Talk:Louisiana Creole people/Archives/2017
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Cuisine
The pitcure in the cuisine section isn't accurate... crawfish étouffée is not a creole dish. Crawfish étouffée is a cajun dish that was created in Breaux Bridge, Louisiana in the early 1900's.