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Creole Jambalaya Cooking Classes

 New Orleans, LA
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Come taste the southern side of life in the state-of-the-art Rouses Culinary Innovation Center. Enjoy an educational and interactive Louisiana-style cooking class that will teach guests the basics of a Creole-style jambalaya, in addition to a creole okra starter and New Orleans' flaming bananas foster for dessert. Throughout the demonstration, guests will have fun learning about the history of Louisiana's traditional dishes. While the food is cooking, enjoy a private tour of the museum. After the tour, lunch is served. This is the cooking class guests have been searching for!

Activity Highlights
  • Learn about the food of New Orleans and Louisiana while guests eat lunch in the museum
  • Scratch-made recipes and techniques taught by culinary professionals
  • Guided private tour of the museum
  • In-depth cooking lesson of Louisiana favorites

Duration: 2 Hrs.

Menu

Cooking class features

  • Creole okra and tomatoes
  • Creole jambalaya with chicken, sausage, and vine-ripened tomatoes
  • Bananas foster with vanilla ice cream
  • French bread with butter
What's Included
  • Lunch and a tour of the museum
What to bring
  • Comfortable shoes
  • Cooking appropriate attire
Restrictions
  • No service dogs allowed.
  • Children should be accompanied by an adult at all times.
Additional information
  • Walking is involved during guided museum tour.
  • Please advise of any food allergies at the time of booking.
  • The tour is held rain or shine.
  • Gratuities not included.
  • Tour has a maximum of 20 guests.
  • Wheelchair and handicap accessible.
  • Street parking.
Location

1504 Oretha Castle Haley Blvd, New Orleans, LA 70113, USA

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Creole Jambalaya Cooking Classes

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Verified Traveler Reviews

about 2 months ago
Great cooking class offerings. I made one of their fabulous grilled cheese sandwiches in a recent virtual course. It was fantastic and my family loved the...
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Lisa T.
about 7 months ago
I have been meaning to visit for years & I finally got around to it. My first impression upon walking inside was how amazing it smelled & I know I want to...
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Rowan P.
about 7 months ago
I love food culture, so this was right up my alley. For me, it was 100 percent an ephemera museum. There were no tours, no interaction, just a bunch of...
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Jeff O.