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From Publishers Weekly

If bacon does not immediately come to mind as an essential ingredient of Cajun cooking, then clearly you have been missing Link, the chef-owner of two New Orleans restaurants, Herbsaint and Cochon. He not only begins his premiere cookbook with instructions on making four pounds of homemade bacon, he includes such tempting items as a fried oyster and bacon sandwich, tomato and bacon pie, and catfish fried in bacon fat. Even in his vegetarian twice-baked potatoes, he cannot help mentioning, Normally I like crisp bits of bacon in stuffed potatoes. And where bacon leads, the rest of the pig is sure to follow. A classic boudin recipe is rich in pork liver and shoulder; deer sausage combines venison with pork butt; and a hearty/scary breakfast dish, oreilles de cochon (pig ears), is boudin-stuffed beignets. There is also plenty of crawfish, be it in a crawfish pie, a traditional boil or in a boulette (deep fried balls of crawfish meat and stuffing). A bourbon cherry lemonade or a plate of fresh peach buckle would cleanse the palate nicely, Eighty color photos enhance Link's efforts, as do his brief meditations on crawfish farming, family gatherings and the joys of making a perfect roux. (Apr.) Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.

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“Donald Link’s book simply makes me hungry the way I used to be around my grandmother’s kitchen down on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. He is more than a chef. He is a southern artist using tradition as a canvas and acquired culinary magic as his box of paints, with which he brings to life masterpieces of southern cuisine that ignite our taste buds as well as reminding us of who we are and where we come from.”—Jimmy Buffett“Donald Link’s childhood in Cajun Country taught him that cooking is all about family, local ingredients, and, most important, taste. There's no blackened redfish here, just delicious recipes (think Crispy Softshell Crab with Chili Glaze or Satsuma Buttermilk Pie) and great memories, informed by his wry sense of humor and passion for food and place. Real Cajun is the real deal and proves, once again, that Link is not only the soul of New Orleans but also one of the most talented chefs in the country.” —Julia Reed“Donald Link is rediscovering traditional Cajun food in all of its diversity and simplicity. His flavors come from backyard organic vegetables, local fish, and heritage breed pork. The essence of Cochon’s cooking is beautifully revealed in this inviting book.”—Alice Waters"Donald Link's cooking embodies the very best–the heart and soul–of New Orleans cuisine; there's no one in the business with more credibility. Real Cajun captures the straight-up, un-cut, raw, and wonderful rustic classics in all their unvarnished, unprettified glory."—Anthony Bourdain“Real Cajun tells Donald Link’s captivating story of growing up in southwest Louisiana and shares with us the incredible no-holds-barred type of cooking and eating that Cajuns live for. With great traditions, vivid tales, and passionate cooking from a real Cajun chef, this cookbook will be a treasure for all who turn its pages.”—Frank Stitt“Real Cajun is honest, gutsy, and proudly provincial. Read this book and you'll want to mainline shrimp and crab gumbo. Cook from this book and you'll rationalize an all boudin diet.”—John T. Edge, general editor of Cornbread Nation

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Product details

Hardcover: 256 pages

Publisher: Clarkson Potter; 1st edition (April 21, 2009)

Language: English

ISBN-10: 0307395812

ISBN-13: 978-0307395818

Product Dimensions:

7.7 x 0.9 x 10.2 inches

Shipping Weight: 2.2 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)

Average Customer Review:

4.7 out of 5 stars

134 customer reviews

Amazon Best Sellers Rank:

#40,931 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

Initially, I wasn't overly impressed with this book, primarily because the recipes that stuck out in my head were the homemade sausages, home made bacon, pork cracklins, boudin and such. They may be Louisiana staples but alas, I would never make them. However, after perusing the pages more carefully, I found there is much to appreciate and enjoy here. The stories Mr. Link relates convey his personality. His love and appreciation for his family, friends. food and tradition are all conveyed and provide an enjoyable read. There are lots of pristine color photos of both food and family. A sturdy, quality made book. But the heart of any cookbook are the recipes. And there are some good ones here! So far I haven't found a bad one in the bunch. I've made the Vietnamese marinated shrimp. (Delicious, but I did have to get used to pulling off their heads....hey I'm a Yankee...and I just couldn't bring myself to suck the fat out of them). The crab cakes with jalapeno remoulade (mine fell apart despite using almost double the bread crumbs recommended but it was still out of this world....and using fresh crabmeat as Mr. Link suggests DOES make a difference). Lake Charles dirty rice, German Festival Ham and White Bean Stew (great in the winter), Post K meatloaf, smothered collard greens, cast iron hush puppies (a little bland but still good...I'll tweak it next time). The Jambalaya was very tastey but I found the rice did not cook evenly. I'll use instant rice next time. Still on my list is the Baked Oysters with Herbsaint Hollandaise, Billy Boy's Crawfish Etouffee, Chicken Sauce piquant, Spicy Shrimp Creole, grilled oysters with garlic chili butter, chicken and bacon hash to name a few. I've also made his spice mix that he uses for the Vietnamese shrimp. This is a great all purpose spice mixture you can use in many dishes. Seafood, poultry, pork are all represented (there are surprisingly few beef recipes) He also gives recipes for cocktails and desserts but I'm not a big sweet fan so I haven't made any of those. If your looking for good "home cooking" type recipes (like his Link Family Crawfish Boil recipe), this book will more than meet your expectations.

I have both Real Cajun and Down South--first borrowed from the library, and then purchased because they are so very interesting and fun to read. I read a lot of cookbooks, and I'm rarely surprised like I was by this book. I thought the anecdotes were delightful and the recipes were both satisfying for a traditionalist, but different and special enough to warrant purchasing despite having some Paul Prudhomme and Emeril books already. There is a recipe for Vietnamese marinated shrimp in here as well as a recipe for a from scratch broccoli casserole (down home cooking without Campbells soup). Lots of stuff like that in addition to what we all think of as cajun cooking. Highly recommended.

I have cooked a number of the dishes now and overall I am happy with this cookbook. The writing and pictures really steal the show though and it's honestly worth it just for that, especially if you are not from the south and it all sounds so exotic and fascinating. Dishes that I loved and will make again: spicy shrimp creole (although I think it is better using chicken and chicken stock instead of shrimp), Chicken Piquant, apple pie (I used a different pastry recipe but the filling was awesome)Not that great: Sausage with Chiles, southern fried shrimp, shrimp stock, hot pepper jelly, tomato and bacon pie, roasted chicken with lemon and basil, post K meatloaf, black eyes peas, german chocolate cake, apple upside down cake, buttermilk ice-cream.I know my "not that great" list is longer but I am REALLY picky. I plan on trying more recipes in this cookbook and it is definitely a staple in my cooking library.

I have tons of cook books. I was sold on this one because the dirty rice recipe was the best that I have ever tasted. Dirty rice is supposed to be easy to make, and it is, but this recipe the best ever. Also tried the jambalaya and it was fantastic. This being my third Cajun cook book, my collection is complete and will be looking no further.

This is my favorite cookbook hands down, the stories are great and the recipes have all been tremendous. You cant go wrong buying this it really is a gem for the kitchen! I find it more than cajun as well, generally good recipes even for general southern cooking. The smothered pork roast is tremendous, always cook that for New Years Day along with the black eyed peas, rice and turnip greens (different recipe)

My husband is Louisiana born and bred and comes from a line of Thibodeaux's. We love this cook book. It has helped me learn to make the perfect pot of rice every time. The recipes are easy to follow and taste great. We now have some go to favorites that we use all the time - we love the collard green recipe and so many more. I give this cook book as a gift quite often. If you like Cajun cooking or want to try it - this book's for you!

This is the only cookbook I've found that has the down-the-bayou recipes. It has the standard New Orleans stuff (gumbo, etc.) but it also has dirty rice, crawfish pies, white beans and rice and so on. I grew up eating this exact food and I'm so happy (now as a cajun living outside of Louisiana) that I can have a taste of home by just cooking from this cookbook.

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