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	<title>Comments on: Emeril Lagasse&#8217;s Red Beans and Rice Recipe Links</title>
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		<title>By: Joy</title>
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		<dc:creator>Joy</dc:creator>
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		<description>I love Emeril Lagasse and was so glad to see him mentioned on your website.  I am a huge fan of Louisiana cooking yet there are very few chefs that I have come across where the recipes really inspire me when it comes to cooking. There are very few recipes that I don’t like from Emeril Lagasse. I have even gone as far as buying his recommended brand of spices that are available on the market. My kids don’t like a lot of spice in their food and you were correct to say that Emeril Lagasse doesn’t use a lot of spice and instead uses a lot of flavor in his recipes. I was wondering you do get to try the two recipes that you’ve offered links for in his post?  And if so, what I do think of both of them? 

I have to admit I haven’t tried his red beans and rice recipes.  But its only because my family is not a huge fan of red beans and rice.  But I love it, and would love to incorporate it as a main dish one night for my family.  However, there still the problem of my family not been huge fans of the dish.  So, what I thought I might try, is to offer up several different recipes including Emeril’s and see if one of them sounds good enough to agree on.  Or, I could simply just make this dish for myself for lunch sometime!  Anyway I go about it it’s good eats. Thank you for sharing this great article post!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I love Emeril Lagasse and was so glad to see him mentioned on your website.  I am a huge fan of Louisiana cooking yet there are very few chefs that I have come across where the recipes really inspire me when it comes to cooking. There are very few recipes that I don’t like from Emeril Lagasse. I have even gone as far as buying his recommended brand of spices that are available on the market. My kids don’t like a lot of spice in their food and you were correct to say that Emeril Lagasse doesn’t use a lot of spice and instead uses a lot of flavor in his recipes. I was wondering you do get to try the two recipes that you’ve offered links for in his post?  And if so, what I do think of both of them? </p>
<p>I have to admit I haven’t tried his red beans and rice recipes.  But its only because my family is not a huge fan of red beans and rice.  But I love it, and would love to incorporate it as a main dish one night for my family.  However, there still the problem of my family not been huge fans of the dish.  So, what I thought I might try, is to offer up several different recipes including Emeril’s and see if one of them sounds good enough to agree on.  Or, I could simply just make this dish for myself for lunch sometime!  Anyway I go about it it’s good eats. Thank you for sharing this great article post!</p>
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