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Table of Contents Table of Contents * Indicates a recipe that sounds good to us, but has not yet been kitchen tested. Appetizers .............................. - 1 - Chips & Dips ......................... - 13 - Hors D’Oeuvres En Brochette ......... - 1 - Tortilla Chips ................................ - 13 - Boursin Cheese Ball ........................ - 1 - Potato Chips ................................. - 13 - Cajun Popcorn ................................ - 1 - Salsa Verde ................................... - 13 - Holiday Cheese Ball ........................ - 2 - Red Jalepeño Salsa ....................... - 13 - Cocktail Meatballs ......................... - 2 - Fromage Fort ............................... - 14 - Deviled Eggs ................................... - 2 - Ceasar Dip .................................... - 14 - Oysters Roquefort .......................... - 2 - Chipotle Dip .................................. - 14 - Fried Vegetables ............................ - 3 - Creamy Horseradish Dip .............. - 14 - Marinated Garlic ............................ - 3 - Krab Meat Dip .............................. - 15 - Hot Wings ...................................... - 3 - Taco Dip ....................................... - 15 - Marinated Mushrooms .................. - 3 - Shrimp Dip .................................... - 15 - Sausage Balls ................................. - 4 - Quick Cream Cheese Dip .............. - 15 - Stuffed Potatoes............................. - 4 - Cheese Dip .................................... - 16 - Spiced Nuts ..................................... - 4 - Chili Cheese Dip ............................ - 16 - Microwave Pecans ......................... - 4 - Andouille Dip ................................ - 16 - Candied Pecans .............................. - 5 - Lover’s Dip .................................... - 16 - Spicy Candied Pecans ..................... - 5 - Guacamole ................................... - 17 - Spicy Roasted Pecans ..................... - 5 - Avocado Dip ................................. - 17 - Ardis’ Pickled Shrimp ...................... - 5 - Chili con Queso ............................. - 17 - Stuffed Jalapeno Peppers ............... - 6 - Drinks .................................. - 19 - Crab Stuffed Mushrooms ............... - 6 - Lemonade..................................... - 19 - Baked Brie ...................................... - 6 - Meyers Lemonade ........................ - 19 - Shrimp Stuffed Mushrooms ........... - 7 - Eggnog ......................................... - 19 - Fried Pickles .................................... - 7 - Fruit Smoothies ............................ - 20 - Caviar ............................................. - 7 - Michelada .................................... - 20 - Cerviche .......................................... - 8 - Sangria ......................................... - 20 - Roasted Brazil Nuts ........................ - 8 - Sangrita ........................................ - 20 - Boiled Peanuts ............................... - 8 - Authentic Sangrita ....................... - 20 - Candied Crab Apples ...................... - 9 - Jamaican Rum Punch ................... - 21 - Sweet & Spicy Meatballs ................ - 9 - Spicy Bloody Mary ........................ - 21 - Parmesan Cheese Bites .................. - 9 - Whiskey Sour ................................ - 21 - Marinated Asparagus .................... - 9 - Lemon Milkshake ......................... - 21 - Vegetables for Dipping ................ - 10 - Frozen Margaritas ....................... - 22 - Smoked Salmon, Capers & Lemon - 10 - Frozen Fuzzy Navel ....................... - 22 - Hogshead Cheese ......................... - 11 - Frozen Rumrunner ....................... - 22 - Texas Caviar ................................. - 11 - Lemon Drop Martini ..................... - 22 - Hatch Pepper Wraps .................... - 12 - Penny’s Lemon Drop Martini ....... - 22 - Anchovy/Roasted Pepper Canapés- 12 - Grilled Pineapple Pina Colada ...... - 23 - Spiced Crab Apples ....................... - 12 - Tomato & Shrimp Mold................ - 12 - Breakfast .............................. - 25 - Sandwiches .......................... - 41 - Scrambled Eggs ............................ - 25 - Pattie Melt ................................... - 41 - Crispy Bacon ................................. - 25 - Bulgogi Sandwiches ..................... - 41 - French Toast ................................. - 25 - Roast Beef Po’boys/Debris Gravy - 42 - Hash Browns ................................ - 26 - Seafood Po’boy ............................ - 42 - Biscuits & Gravy ........................... - 26 - Fried Mozzarella Sandwiches ....... - 43 - Potato Latkes ............................... - 26 - Mexican Dreamboat Hot Dogs .... - 43 - Calas ............................................. - 27 - Soups, Stews & Gumbo ......... - 45 - Buttermilk Pancakes .................... - 27 - Alligator Stew ............................... - 45 - Waffles ......................................... - 27 - Andouille & Oyster Gumbo .......... - 45 - Eggs in Purgatory ......................... - 28 - Broccoli & Cheese Soup ................ - 45 - Potato Cakes ................................ - 28 - Chicken Okra Stew ....................... - 46 - Frittata ......................................... - 29 - Brie & Crabmeat Soup .................. - 46 - Crepes .................................. - 31 - Cream of Garlic Soup ................... - 46 - Crepe Batter ................................. - 31 - Golden Oyster Stew ...................... - 47 - Sweet Fillings: ............................ - 31 - Oyster Stew .................................. - 47 - Lemon Cream ............................... - 31 - Roasted Red Pepper & Crab Soup - 47 - Savory Fillings:........................... - 32 - French Onion Soup ....................... - 48 - *Chicken & Tarragon ................... - 32 - Quick Onion Soup ......................... - 48 - Salads & Dressings ............... - 33 - Seafood Gumbo ........................... - 49 - Blue Cheese Dressing ................... - 33 - Spicy Potatoe Soup ....................... - 49 - Caesar Salad ................................. - 33 - Split Pea Soup ............................... - 49 - Cranberry Sauce ........................... - 33 - Chicken & Andouille Gumbo ........ - 50 - Cranberry-Walnut Relish .............. - 33 - Turtle Soup ................................... - 50 - *Homemade Mayonnaise ............ - 34 - Menudo ........................................ - 50 - Egg Salad...................................... - 35 - Maquechou .................................. - 51 - German Pea Salad ........................ - 35 - Sausage & Sweet Pepper Stew .... - 51 - Guacamole ................................... - 35 - Andouille & Collard Greens Soup . - 52 - Carrot & Raisin Salad ................... - 35 - Beef Stew ..................................... - 52 - Martha's Salad ............................. - 36 - Exotic Mushroom Soup ................ - 53 - Peanut & Pea Salad ...................... - 36 - Beef Chili Soup ............................. - 53 - Shaker Cucumbers ........................ - 36 - Roasted Tomato Gazpacho .......... - 54 - Shrimp Remoulade ....................... - 36 - Octopus Stew ............................... - 54 - Folse’s Shrimp Remoulade ........... - 37 - Emeril’s Shrimp Remoulade ......... - 37 - Shrimp Salad ................................ - 37 - Jello Salad..................................... - 38 - Louie Sauce .................................. - 38 - Crab & Shrimp Louie Salad ........... - 38 - Potato Salad ................................. - 39 - Sweet & Tangy Coleslaw .............. - 39 - *Delmonico’s Salad Dressing ....... - 39 - Quick Caesar Salad....................... - 40 - Best Caesar Salad ......................... - 40 - Breads & Stuffings ................ - 55 - Beef & Pork .......................... - 69 - Bread Stuffing .............................. - 55 - Prime Rib ...................................... - 69 - Cornbread Dressing ...................... - 55 - Blackened Steaks ......................... - 69 - Mushroom & Cherry Dressing ...... - 55 - Bar-B-Q Brisket............................. - 69 - Garlic Bread ................................. - 56 - Filet Mignon ................................. - 70 - Cornbread .................................... - 56 - *Beef Tenderloin Roast ................ - 71 - Company Cornbread .................... - 56 - Bar-B-Q Ribs ................................. - 71 - Beer Bread .................................... - 57 - Green Pepper Steak...................... - 71 - Jalapeno Hush Puppies ................ - 57 - Pork Loin ...................................... - 72 - Oyster-Mushroom Stuffing .......... - 57 - Pork & Sauerkraut ........................ - 72 - Spicy Apple Log ............................ - 58 - Rump Roast .................................. - 72 - Banana Nut Bread ........................ - 58 - Steak and Gravy ........................... - 72 - Corn Fritters ................................. - 58 - Slow Cooked Eye of Round ........... - 72 - Fluffy Biscuits ............................... - 59 - Chicken Fried Steak ...................... - 73 - Flakey Biscuits .............................. - 60 - Pork Roast & Gravey .................... - 74 - Black Pepper Biscuits ................... - 61 - London Broil ................................. - 74 - Mexican Spoon Bread .................. - 61 - Oxtails
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