FoodWhen you are in New Orleans, try a café au lait (coffee with milk) with a style beignets, a light pastry covered with sugar.If it's lunchtime on Monday, try red beans and rice. In New Orleans, this dish is a Monday tradition. On any day of the week, try boiled crawfish, which is a small and distant relative of the lobster. Just remember, there's nothing elegant about eating crawfish-often the table specialty is gumbo, eaten as a soup or on rice as a main course. The word gumbo comes from an African word for okra, a vegetable used to thicken the gumbo.
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