Cajun Food in Ohio?

[Steve19]

How is the tomato harvest in the state of Ohio?

Central Ohio: Birthplace of the tomato

 

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Central Ohio: Birthplace of the tomato

@Nutriaitch

The Reynoldsburg, OH market is prime for a gumbo restaurant!

 

[DubCoffman62]

I only eat cajun food when I'm in n'awlins, it can never be replicated outside of the region. I've had some decent imitations but nothing that comes close

 

[Nutriaitch]

I only eat cajun food when I'm in n'awlins, it can never be replicated outside of the region. I've had some decent imitations but nothing that comes close

New Orleans food leans more Creole than Cajun.
Lafayette region is much more Cajun.

then down in the Bayou Region where I'm from is a near perfect mixture of the two.

 

[Nutriaitch]

@Nutriaitch

The Reynoldsburg, OH market is prime for a gumbo restaurant!

don't go up there selling that bastardized bowl of shit you call a gumbo and give the real dish a bad name.

 

[DubCoffman62]

New Orleans food leans more Creole than Cajun.
Lafayette region is much more Cajun.

then down in the Bayou Region where I'm from is a near perfect mixture of the two.

I thought about that after I wrote it but I figured that most people here don't know the difference.

Just to clarify, creole food is just cajun food with tomatoes and okra or any other African based ingredient thrown in it

 

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