Friday, September 25, 2009

Artichoke DeSiard and other rich foods

It is interesting how many places use local bodies of water,for naming their specialities . The Chateau has Artichokes DeSiard which is so rich, the appetizer could feed two people. it is fried artichoke bottoms with a sauce and crab meat on top. The Waterfront Grill has it's Catfish DeSiard.

Cypress Inn has it's blackened catfish, grilled with a crawfish sauce named after George Young a customer.

Chateau has a dish named after Eric MaHaffey , with fetticini , and shrimp scampi blended. We listened to Erics story recently as he was having dinner of how that came about.

We do have some good restaurants here in Monroe.

I also got a report of grilled oysters as an appetizer at The Sage. Also Mohawk in West Monroe does a grilled oyster on the half shell.

I would be remiss if I didn't talk about the Cormiers grilled tilipia at lunch with special sauce .


Good eats tonight !

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