Entry into the festival was free and Po Boy tastings were $3 each. With over 30 vendors there was no way we were going to try them all. There were every kind of sandwich you could imagine from the traditional shrimp po boy to crab cake, meatball, or hamburger. It was fun to see the different creations. Our favorite place for shrimp po boys was one of the vendors so we just had to have Olde Tyme Grocery’s po boy last. Man that was some good eating!
Afterward we headed over to Touchets bar near Maurice LA where we met up with most of the rest of the people staying at Betty’s RV. We always have a great time listening some Cajun music and mingling with the very friendly locals at Touchets.
Another day, another festival. This time is was over to Scott LA for their annual Boudin Festival. Yep, you guessed it… good food and great music. I love me some good boudin and I didn’t leave disappointed as I bought the best boudin balls I have ever had at this festival.
While the food was great our main reason for attending this event was that Gino Delafose and the French Rockin Bookie Band would be playing. We listened to the early band while we were eating all the great boudin. But it was finally time to hear Gino play and it was worth the wait. His high energy zydeco music was fabulous. The only disappointment was that they had to cut their time short since some bad weather was moving in the Scott LA area.
We headed back home and the rains did eventually come. That just gave us time to plan our next adventures…
NOTE: We are now in College Station Texas until mid-May…
My Cajun husband loves his boudin. Me, being a Yankee, not so much.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a good time was had by all.
What a fun way to wind up you time there at Betty's.
ReplyDeleteFun fun fun!!! Food food food!!!! You guys have sure enjoyed your time at Betty’s as well as this area in Louisiana!!! I would sure need to diet after this adventure!!
ReplyDeleteIt doesn't get much better than this.
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