12 New Orleans Dishes  

In honor of the city that loves and lives to eat, we bring you recipes for po'boys, beignets, gumbo, fried oysters, and étoufée.

Shrimp Po'boy with Spicy Ketchup
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Shrimp Po'boy with Spicy Ketchup

A New Orleans specialty, this famed French bread sandwich got its start during the railway strike in 1922. Restaurant owners Bennie and Clovis Martin offered any "poor boy" without work a free meal. Today, you'll find variations stuffed with fried shrimp, oysters, chicken, and roast beef–all deliciously satisfying.

Recipe: Shrimp Po'boy with Spicy Ketchup  View Video

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