cajun

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Cut sweet potatoes into 1-inch thick slices and toss with olive oil, Cajun seasoning and freshly ground pepper.
然后將甘薯切成1英寸后的薄片，然后涂上橄欖油印第安人香料和胡椒粉。
Located at the mouth of the Mississippi River, this city is renowned for its jazz music, wild nightlife and Cajun cuisine.
坐落在密西西比河河口，這座城市以其爵士樂(lè)、狂熱的夜生活和凱金美食而著名。
Top a small baked potato with 2 tablespoons fat-free plain yogurt and sprinkle with Cajun seasoning.
在上面放上用2湯匙無(wú)脂純酸奶淋過(guò)的小烤馬鈴薯，再撒上阿卡迪亞烹飪風(fēng)格的調(diào)味料。

It brings together different forms of music, from jazz and blues to Cajun and hip-hop.
Cajun salad, nice steak.
路易斯安那沙拉，還有可口的牛排。
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Beyond the main stage, Cajun,brass bands,gospel,country, blues and folk, with a continuous offering of traditional and contemporary jazz and world music.

The most posh restaurant in town is a Cajun place called The Double Musky.
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Cajun means belonging or relating to a group of people who live mainly in the state of Louisiana in the United States, and are descended from French people. Cajun is also used to refer to the language and culture of these people.
A Cajun is a person of Cajun origin.
Cajun is a dialect of French spoken by Cajun people.