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Mom and dad, Bonita and Irvin, brought up their four kids, Scott, Brett, Jeff, and Brandi, on down-home cookin in Kiln, Mississippi, better known as The Kill. Through the years, the Favres have become known for their virtual feasts with friends and extended family. Food prepared with imagination and style is the centerpiece of these gatherings. The Favre Family Cookbook celebrates food, family, and fun. Inside youll discover: Mouth-watering creations of shrimp, crawfish, and crab. Unique recipes handed down from generation to generation. Favre traditions from Touchdown Breakfasts to Dancing Chickens. Finger food for your game-day party, at home or even if youre tail-gatin. Satisfying salads and vegetable dishes, as well as delicious desserts. Toll-free number for ordering fresh seafood with next-day delivery to your home. Family photos and stories about growing up with the Favres.

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Favre
Family CookBook
By The Favre Family
Three Generations of Cajun and Creole Cooking from the Gulf Coast
Page 2 Published by Addax Publishing Group Inc Copyright 1999 by - photo 2
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Published by Addax Publishing Group, Inc.
Copyright 1999 by Favre Management Group
Coordinated by Michelle Zwickle-Washington
Edited by Nelson Elliott
Cover design by Laura Bolter
Design by Randy Breeden
Select photos by Gary Carson
All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without the written permission of the Publisher.
For information address:
Addax Publishing Group, Inc.
8643 Hauser Drive
Suite 235
Lenexa,KS 66215
ISBN: 1-886110-75-1
3 5 7 9 10 8 6 4 2
Printed in the United States of America
Specific products are registered trademarks of each particular company, which have neither sponsored nor are they otherwise connected with this publication.
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information herein. However, Addax Publishing Group, Inc. is not responsible for any errors or omissions which might have occurred.
In the event of any inadvertent omission of credit, we will be pleased to make the necessary corrections in future printings.
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Favre family cookbook : three generations of Cajun and Creole
cooking from the Gulf Coast / by Favre Management Corporation.
p. cm.
ISBN 1-886110-75-1 (hardcover)
1. Cookery, AmericanLouisiana style. 2. Cookery, Cajun. 3.
Cookery, Creole. I. Favre Management Corporation.
TX715.2.L68 F38 1999
641.59763dc21 99-16957
CIP
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Dedication
To all members of the Favre family both here with us today and
those that have come before, whose heritage we value and traditions
and memories we cherish. To all of our family and new and old
friends, with whom we will continue to share our good times and
good food.
Our great-grandparents, Ernest Favre and Winona Favre, instilled a
love of food in our family three generations ago. Even with the job of
rearing four sons and three daughters, they always had a big pot of
something on the stove. Sunday was the day for roast and spaghetti
and, usually, a banana pudding. The aroma of that food simmering
on the stove is still a pleasant, unforgettable memory for those fortu
nate enough to have enjoyed their culinary creations.
Of the three sons born to Ernest and Winona, one of them was our
grandpa (we called him Pawpaw), Alvin Ernest Favre, a full-blood
ed Choctaw Indian, as was the rest of the family. He was a quiet, yet
forceful influence in all of our lives. Pawpaw was best known for his
talents on the barbecue. Every holiday Pawpaw would start the grill
early in the morning. He would then barbecue meat very slowly. His
cooking was always a treat we miss his delectable ribs. But most of
all, we miss Pawpaw, who passed away on March 6, 1998, less than
two hours after his 80th birthday. We will always remember him tak
ing us grandkids to Ladner's grocery on Sunday to buy us a root beer.
Scott and Jeff Favre
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Contents
Dedication
3
Acknowledgments
5
Contributors
6
Foreword
12
Introduction
14
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Appetizers
15
2
Salads and Dressings
30
3
Gumbos, Soups and Sauces
42
4
Seafood and Fish
65
5
Poultry and Eggs
100
6
Meats
110
7
Wild Game
119
8
Vegetables
129
9
Gameday Traditions
138
10
Breads & Desserts
146
11
Best of the Coast
169
12
Best of the RestThe Brennans
179
13
Kiln
204
Helpful Hints
215
Glossary
216
Index
219

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