18 Take the Scenic Route For Culinary Adventurers A library’s worth of cookbooks have been written on Louisiana cuisine, thanks largely to the myriad cultural influences that have made the Bayou State the kind of place that’s worth visiting just for the food alone. Check out the seafood-centric restaurants and markets of the Cajun Corridor Byway. Driving past the crawfish farms and rice fields you’ll come across Suire’s Grocery and Restaurant in Kaplan, an authentic Cajun spot in Louisiana’s agrarian heartland. Abbeville is home to Steen’s Cane Syrup, which you can buy directly at the mill. Near Crawfish See what’s on the menu at seafood restaurants in towns throughout the Cajun Corridor Byway. Abbeville, in Maurice, you’ll want to stop by Hebert’s Specialty Meats for a taste of flavorful Cajun cuisine. innocence that graced a movement On November 14, 1960, led by U.S. Marshals through a screaming crowd, Ruby Bridges was the sole black child to desegregate William Frantz Elementary School in New Orleans. Be inspired by her story and those of many others who dedicated their lives to Making Rights Real. LouisianaTravel.com
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