Culinary Adventure in Cajun & Creole Flavors by The Kitchen Classroom
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
No special fitness level required, but be prepared to stand and participate actively.
Overview
Discover the vibrant world of Cajun and Creole cuisine with a hands-on cooking class in Louisiana. Master bold flavors and enjoy a true taste of regional culture.
Cajun and Creole Flavors
Ages 16+ • 2 to 2.5 hours • $89 per person, including all taxes and fees
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About This Adventure
Immerse yourself in the vibrant world of Cajun and Creole cuisine with a hands-on cooking class. Master the art of creating bold flavors, from a zesty Cajun spice blend to classic dishes like Dirty Rice and Blackened Chicken, culminating in the show-stopping Bananas Foster. A delicious culinary adventure awaits!
Duration & Rates
- Classes are 2 to 2.5 hours
- Class Cost is $89 per person, including all taxes and fees.
About
Fun and flavorful dishes using simple techniques, bold flavors, and time, are what make the dishes shine in Cajun and Creole Cuisine. Learn the ways of a making a flavorful Cajun Seasoning, a classic Dirty Rice, Flavorful Blackened Chicken, and the fire and flare of Bananas Foster, a dessert destined to impress. Maque Choux is a lessor known Cajun dish but is an absolutely perfect summer side featuring fresh local corn when available.
Menu
Recipes in the class to include:
- Cajun Spice Blend
- Dirty Rice
- Blackened Chicken
- Maque Choux
- Bananas Foster
Wine and Beer available for purchase in class.
Adventure Tips
Pre-registration is recommended
Book your spot early to ensure participation in this popular class.
Arrive prepared to get hands-on
Bring an apron and be ready to participate actively in cooking sessions.
Taste and share your creations
Enjoy a communal meal with fellow participants after the class.
Ask about local ingredient sources
Inquire with instructors about where to find authentic Cajun spices and products nearby.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Great Horned Owl
- Southern Bald Eagle
History
Louisiana's Cajun and Creole cuisines reflect centuries of cultural exchange, shaped by French settlers, African heritage, and Native American traditions.
Conservation
The local food movement emphasizes sourcing ingredients sustainably, supporting regional farmers and reducing environmental impact.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Apron
Protect your clothing and stay comfortable while cooking.
Comfortable shoes
Wear non-slip shoes suitable for standing and moving around the kitchen.
Notebook and pen
Take notes on tips and recipes to recreate at home.
Reusable container
Save leftovers or extra spice blends for later use.