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Our friend, Al, gave us a bushel of fresh corn this weekend and I couldn't wait to try making some Smothered Corn.  The recipe is below.

 

And if you have any leftovers, try this for breakfast.  Heat up some of the corn in a skillet, then add scrambled eggs and cook together.  I think it's actually better the second time around!

 

Smothered Corn & Scrambled Eggs from Cajun Daughters  

 

 

Always Cooking It Up,

Susan Arcement, Cajun Daughters

  

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Smothered Corn recipe from Cajun Daughters

 

 

Smothered Corn 
Submitted by Susan Arcement
      Susan Arcement, Cajun Daughters

 

 Small piece of salt meat

2 tablespoons oil

1 small onion, chopped

1 quart corn

2 tablespoons tomato sauce

Salt and pepper to taste

 

Boil small piece of salt meat in heavy pot.  Rinse and set aside.  Dry pot and add oil, meat and onions.  Cook until onions are wilted and meat is browned.

 

Add corn.  Cover tightly and cook over low-medium fire, stirring often. When corn starts to stick, about 1 hour, add tomato sauce.  Salt and pepper to taste.  Continue cooking about 15 minutes more.



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Thibodaux, Louisiana
 
Bing Cherry (submitted by Cajun Daughters)

 

Cool Off with Bing Cherry

By: Natalie Daigle

 

 

Some people like to cool off in the pool, some people like to cool off with snowballs, some prefer ice cream, but I like to cool off with Bing Cherry. Have you ever tried frozen yogurt? How about fixing the frozen yogurt how you like it with how ever much you want? At Bing Cherry you can do both!

 

Currently located in Houma and Thibodaux, one can delight in this cool treat. There are a multitude of flavors offered, but they are not always the same options every time you go. Frozen yogurt is already healthier than ice cream and snowballs, but if you are very health conscious, Bing Cherry also offers low fat options.

 

My favorite flavor is cake batter. I have tried most of the options, and I have yet to try a flavor that I do not like. Join the health craze and treat yourself to some fro-yo! I promise it will not disappoint.

 

If you are hesitant to try frozen yogurt, Bing Cherry offers free samples. Why not indulge in the great opportunity of trying frozen yogurt? Once you enter into the friendly environment, you retrieve a cup. You fill the cup with which flavor you like or however many flavors you want. After filling your cup with the frozen yogurt, you can delight in the toppings station. The station offers fresh fruit, candy, chocolate chips, various types of syrup, cereals, crushed cookies....just about anything you could think of putting on top of your frozen yogurt!

 

When you finish putting on your toppings, bring your treat to the cash register where the attendant weighs your cup and you pay by the ounce. I would advise that you do not go too overboard with the toppings because the weight does add up. I personally have had my cup costing me anywhere between $1 and $6. Every dollar I've spent on Bing Cherry has been worth it!

           

You can enjoy your frozen yogurt inside the shop or enjoy the seating area outside of the hip fro-yo shop. The environment is great to take out friends for dessert, end a casual date, or have a family outing. The atmosphere at Bing Cherry is basically the perfect place to enjoy life with a delicious cup of frozen yogurt.

 

So what are you waiting for? Cool off in this heat with a cup of Bing Cherry's frozen yogurt!

 

What Cajun Daughters Love about Bing Cherry: A tasty, healthier "cool off" choice in this south Louisiana heat that gives you plenty of options to create your own treat!

 

810 North Acadia Road

Thibodaux, Louisiana

985-227-9849

 

500 Corporate Drive

Houma, Louisiana

985-360-3610

 

BoudreauxHey Boudreaux!           

 

Clotilde was heading to the casino over there in Amelia to meet some girlfriends for lunch and a little slot action.  She was running a little late and don't she get pulled over for speeding.

 

"Is there a problem, Officer?" asks Clotilde.

 

"Ma'am, you were speeding," says the young Officer.

 

"Oh, I see."

 

"Can I see your license, please?"

 

"I'd give it to you but I don't have one," says Clotilde.

 

"Don't have one?"

 

"Lost it, 4 years ago for drunk driving."

 

"I see . . . Can I see your vehicle registration papers, please?" asks the Officer.

 

"I can't do that . . ."

 

"Why not?"

 

"I stole this car," claims Clotilde.

 

"Stole it?"

 

"Yes, and I killed and hacked up the owner."

 

"You what?" asks the Officer incredulously. 

 

"His body parts are in plastic bags in the trunk if you want to see."

 

The Officer looks at Clotilde and slowly backs away to his car and calls for back up.  Within minutes, five police cars circle the car.  A senior officer slowly approaches the car, clasping his half drawn gun.

 

The second officer demands, "Ma'am, could you step out of your vehicle, please!"

 

Clotilde steps out and asks, "Is there a problem, sir?"

 

"One of my officers told me that you have stolen this car and murdered the owner."

"Murdered the owner?"

 

"Yes, could you please open the trunk of your car, please."  Clotilde opens the trunk, revealing nothing but an empty trunk.

 

"Is this your car, ma'am?"

 

"Yes, here are the registration papers."  The Officer is quite stunned. He says, "One of my officers claims that you do not have a driver's license."

 

Clotilde digs into her handbag and pulls out her license and hands it to the officer.  The Officer examines the license.  He looks quite puzzled.

 

He says, "Thank you, ma'am.  One of my officers told me you didn't have a license, that you stole this car, and that you murdered and hacked up the owner."

 

Says Clotilde, "Bet the liar told you I was speeding, too."

 

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June 28-29
 

Smoked Meat Festival

Ville Platte


June 29

 

Freedom Fest

Lake Arthur

 

Rhythms on False River

New Roads

 

Fishing 101 for Ladies

Grand Isle

 

June 17 - September 2
 
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