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Nora Dejoie

The 13 Seasons of A Taste of Louisiana with Chef John Folse & Company began in 1990 and cover the range of Louisiana cuisine from wild game to seafood, from creole to cajun, and from healthy to classic recipes. Featured episodes include Thanksgiving and Christmas specials, famous chefs including Leah Chase and Paul Prudhomme, and a healthy dose of Louisiana history and culture.

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Nora Dejoie

Season 10 Episode 24 | 26m 44s | CC

Chef John Folse visits Chef Nora Dejoie at her home in New Orleans. She shares her recipe for Vegetable Jambalaya. In his kitchen, Chef Folse prepares a healthier version of the Vegetable Jambalaya and Boiled Crawfish. Jazz singer Lillian Boutte also performs in the kitchen.

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