Mardi Gras Season in LouisianaĮvery year the dates of Mardi Gras season vary so check your calendars because you do not want to miss the party! Food is another central experience to the Mardi Gras season. Where to find it: Jefferson Parish Oyster Trail (yes, we have an entire area dedicated to Oysters!) and Acme Oyster House in New Orleans. Whether you prefer your oysters served freshly shucked with tabasco and lemon or you like to get fancy with Oysters Rockefeller, Louisiana will be your oyster heaven. October through April is the prime season for these succulent, large Gulf Coast delicacies, however, they are available year-round. Where to find it: Roberto's River Road restaurant in Sunshine, Tony's Seafood Market & Deli in Baton Rouge, Charley G's in Lafayette, and many more stops around the state. Get the recipe for Louisiana Barbequed Shrimp. Shrimp can be found in much of Louisiana cooking from breakfast to dinner. Ensure you check the label when you purchase shrimp to ensure you are getting Louisiana caught or domestic shrimp which are tested ensuring the quality and safety of the shrimp. Shrimp Season in Louisianaīrown shrimp are readily available May through July and white shrimp are available April through December. Where to find it: Seafood Connection in New Iberia and Seafood Palace in Lake Charles are just a sampling. Found in dishes ranging from crab dip appetizers to crab and shrimp gumbo, Louisiana blue crabs are a sweet, succulent treat. Louisiana blue crabs are quite a delicacy and can be found late spring through early fall. Where to find it: Ponchatoulas in Ruston, Crawfish House and Grill in Opelousas, Boudreau and Thibodeau's Cajun Cookin' in Houma and so, so, so many places in between.
#BLUE CRAB SEASON HOW TO#
Learn how to eat crawfish and get the crawfish boil recipe. Whether you are a purist and like to boil them or whether your taste buds are more decadent and prefer a crawfish Étouffée, either way, these crustaceans are delicious and served up by the pound.
The crawfish are abundant in Louisiana late winter through early spring.
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