I Find those places are more for tourists ,Maybe try a mom and pop place if any are left.

But did it have okra? The real question and judge for gumbo.

I love the precision of your grading scale. No rounding. Thanks!

I was born and raised in Michigan…… My Grandmother was from Plaquemines….. I have been researching my genealogy and came across some fascinating information….. I have traced her people back to French settlers, Married to Free people of color, and Haitian and Spanish…… I have only been to Louisiana once, but I truly felt connected in a strange way….. Thank you for sharing this video, it adds to my continuing research…… Bonjour!

I saw a group of about 20 pere malfait once. Marching in the local Mardi Gras parade. Totally covered in Spanish moss.

The bayou

I courageously ordered gumbo at a restaurant in Illinois while vacationing there. Not only did it have tomatoes in it but it came with no rice.😲

I find Bayou LaFourche very peculiar b/c it’s the exact same width from the river to the coast. Seems more like a dredged canal than I natural bayou. Plus there was a loch at Donaldsonville which is no longer. They’re many other such examples like this are up & down the river.

Awesome work like always 🫡

Nice to have someone like this to teach my state

dude, recipe. 8 days, already! what you waiting for?

That gumbo looked perfect y’all

I love Thibodaux. I went to Nicholls State University.

Go checkout Chris Bledsoe he records exactly what i seen in Southeast Louisiana in 2005. The white Orb it's wild.

I'm so interested when you do that Last Island episode.

Still waiting for you to review Abear’s Cafe in Houma.

Born there, live in Baton Rouge now but I that bayou often!!

Bro...I just moved here months ago working at Dow💀

Gawd’s country!

John West was my great,great grandfather

This was very well written. I love your channel.

Grew up here!

Thanks for this video! I hope you were able to get a look at the inside of St Elizabeth Church. It truly is an architectural beauty to see, not to mention the history in its formation. I would love to see an episode just on that. I know the church offers tours to any number of persons. Or the church is usually open with brochures on the history itself. Thanks for coming our way! Keep it up

False narrative, there were no African slaves only white SLAVS from Europe

recipe, please?!

Re: non-slave-owners being forced or brainwashed. I very much doubt that was the case. The small farmer had just as much to lose as the plantation owner with the invasion of the Northern Army endangering property, livelihood, and personal safety. The Northern troops looked down their collective noses at Southerners in general. Louisiana didn't see the total destruction of property that the East Coast experienced from Sherman, but conditions were dire enough down here. These men were Louisianans, first and foremost. They were defending their own freedom and their home country (States, then, were countries -- Thomas Jefferson and John Adams both referred to Virginia and Massachusetts, respectively, as their country. ) Otherwise, a fascinating and good video. Thank you.

I never heard about this. Im glad I scrolled up.😊

I often think of the blood in the soil that built these mediocre places in Louisiana. Still love it unfortunately

Those old churches were not built by the Catholic Church.. for those that knows that's called colonizer fake his-story.. Napoleon said the winners write the history books.. Look up the Tartarian empire, the peaceful old country that was here before the invaders.. Also a lot of these so-called slaves, were the builders of such buildings and ran its hidden technologies.. Many races and bipedal species working as one..The old country...

sorry dread I’m in Gonzales & I think I can make a better gumbo than overpriced Mike andersons 😂

Thx for the info!

Thanks for the excellent and interesting history. I appreciate your use of primary and secondary sources to support your narrative, and I would like to hear more about your research. Some good archives in Louisiana are open to the public.

Gimme some shugah.

There was no need in the black history lesson took away from everything this guy must be a millennial

born and raised in grand bois...that road is 100% haunted...don't drive on it at night EVER.

Parents grew up here. My 2nd home. #Booker/jacksons❤

Plaquemine is my home town ❤

Hi new to your channel. My Sabine ancestry go back 1830 my Marshall came from Rye England and settled there. My 3rd GGF William Marshall born 1830 in Sabine listed as Mulatoo/ I guess part of the Red Bone. I have several land patients Sabin Registered of the land office at Natchitoches Louisiana. Can someone help me google find the land my grandfather gave 161. Acres to one son , 161 acres to second son; and his step son 120.82.. A genealogist from New Orleans, the my ggg grandparents owned is now a state preserve

I live just up LA1 in that part of Port Allen that’s below the inter coastal. I’m surprised I’m just learning about this history now.

A typical family surname from the Canaries, and original from Portugal...it's a small planet....

Great video! I grew up in Slidell, I was at a Slidell Jr. High dance (1981) when the creosote plant caught fire, I will never forget how high the flames were. We could feel the heat all the way at the SJH school.

To still try to call indigenous Americans ( copper skin people) Africans shows your ignorance about the history of the West Indies ( Americas)

Plaquemine Home of one of the best pecan candy makers in Louisiana

Love the history ❤️

In your video walking through the lobby, the camera goes by a poster that explains an awesome tradition that you should mention - their serving of PB&J sandwiches to guests at night!

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I love this building. Cant wait for this series.

Deep inside a deep MAGA red state that is run like a 19th Century plantation. Hard pass on that dirty state. Did have a chance to sit in the Governor's chair in his office however when I was six years old.

1804 WAS AN IMPORTANT DAY IN HISTORY WHEN HAITI DEFEATED FRANCE, LOUISIANA PURCHASE. VIRGIN ISLANDS PEACE ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

O how cool a cookbook. We your online fans request a reel when you don the apron & chef hat & begin to cook 🧑‍🍳