When you visit a city and are interested in learning about its culture, there is no better way than to experience the cuisine which makes it unique from other places around the world. Dining is the ultimate experience for immersion … Continue reading →
From Janice DeLerno: I am from N’Awlins originally and came to Baton Rouge to attend LSU. My mother taught me to cook when I was a little girl. Like many of the recipes in South Louisiana, Grits & Grillades was … Continue reading →
On the West bank of the Mississippi River, in Vacherie, Louisiana, upriver from New Orleans, sits two very different historic plantations, less than 4 miles from each other: Oak Alley Plantation and Laura Plantation. The design of Oak Alley is … Continue reading →
Get ready for some fun-filled family entertainment! The Greater Baton Rouge State Fair will be held October 25-November 4, 2018, and promises to be jam-packed with something exciting for everyone. In 1965, two existing Baton Rouge Jaycee projects, a trade … Continue reading →
This is one of my personal favorites. This dressing is sure to delight any guests you have and trick them into thinking you are really a gourmet chef in disguise. ½ cup finely ground Romano Cheese 1 pint salad olive … Continue reading →
A visit to the LSU Rural Life Museum would be a fascinating addition to your itinerary when you visit Baton Rouge. The museum is dedicated to the preservation and exhibition of materials from the cultures of 18th and 19th century … Continue reading →
It’s no secret that Louisiana is known for its unique and tasty cuisine, and Baton Rouge offers whatever you have in mind to tempt your tastebuds. Whether you’re craving seafood, steaks, or any other type of cuisine, we have you … Continue reading →
Ingredients: 2 oz. raspberry jam 2 oz. Chipotle raspberry sauce 1 Tbsp. eau de vie (optional) 4 oz. soft ripened brie 2 oz. toasted walnuts or pecans Cracked black pepper Pastry sheet 1 egg Directions: Preheat oven to 350˚. Combine … Continue reading →
Soaring at 450 feet high, it’s impossible to miss the current Louisiana State Capitol as one comes into Downtown Baton Rouge. The 34-floor building stands on a 27-acre tract of land. The Observation Deck on the 27th floor overlooks the … Continue reading →
A visit to Baton Rouge would not be complete without seeing our two state capitols, commonly called the “Old Louisiana State Capitol” and the “New Louisiana State Capitol”. Here’s why the “Old State Capitol” is a must-see when planning your … Continue reading →