Savor New Orleans: Cooking Demo Featuring Gumbo, Pasta William & Pralines
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
No physical exertion required; suitable for all fitness levels.
Overview
Join a 2.5-hour cooking demo in New Orleans where skilled chefs prepare iconic Cajun and Creole dishes like Gumbo and Pasta William. Enjoy an authentic meal and bring home recipes that capture the city’s rich culinary roots.
Demo: Gumbo, Pasta William and Pralines
Monday, Thursday & Friday | 2PM
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About This Adventure
Experience the rich flavors of New Orleans in a captivating 2.5-hour cooking demonstration. Watch skilled chefs create classic Cajun and Creole dishes like Gumbo and Jambalaya, while immersing yourself in the city's culinary history. Enjoy an authentic meal and take home recipe cards to recreate the magic!
Watch, learn & eat!
Duration
- 2 hours and 30 minutes
Fun | Food | Folklore
- Sit back and enjoy watching our skilled, entertaining chefs prepare you a classic Cajun / Creole meal, while learning about the vibrant history of New Orleans cuisine!
Includes
- Cooking demonstration of Gumbo, Jambalaya & Pralines
- Authentic New Orleans meal - cooked by one of our skilled chefs!
- Recipe cards
Served with
- Bread and Butter
- Water
- Iced tea
- Lemonade
- Coffee (morning class)
- Abita beer (a local brew)
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early
Plan to arrive 10-15 minutes before the start time to settle in and get the best seating in the demo area.
Ask Questions
Engage with chefs during Q&A segments to deepen your understanding of Creole cooking techniques and history.
Try Local Brews
Sample Abita beer included in the demo to complement your meal and get a true taste of Louisiana.
Wear Comfortable Shoes
You’ll be seated but the venue has a cozy, informal setting—comfortable footwear is recommended for exploring the nearby French Quarter afterward.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Louisiana black bear (regionally rare)
- Various migratory birds frequenting the Mississippi River banks
History
New Orleans’ culinary style is rooted in a blend of French, African, Spanish, and Native American influences dating back to colonial times.
Conservation
Local food tourism encourages sustainable harvesting of ingredients native to Louisiana’s wetlands and bayous.
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Adventure Hotspots in New Orleans
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Notebook and Pen
For jotting down tips or notes during the cooking demonstration.
Camera or Smartphone
Capture moments from the demo and the vibrant surroundings of New Orleans.
Light Jacket
Evenings in New Orleans can be cool—bring a light jacket if attending afternoon or evening demos.
fall specific
Reusable Water Bottle
Stay hydrated while exploring the city before or after the demo.
summer specific