Marrero Louisiana Immaculate Conception Cajun Creole Spiral Taste & See Cookbook

Description: This delightful spiral-bound cookbook is a treasure trove of cherished recipes compiled by the Ladies Altar Society of Immaculate Conception Parish. Featuring a medley of traditional and beloved dishes, it invites readers to explore the art of cooking through the lens of community and faith. • Spiral-bound design for easy use • Compiled by Ladies Altar Society at Immaculate Conception Parish in Marrero Louisiana • Diverse collection of recipes • Heartfelt dedication and acknowledgments • Includes appetizers, main dishes, and desserts • Paperback with 170 pages Good preowned condition with minimal shelf wear and clean inside. Please look carefully at photos. Title: Taste and See That The Lord Is Good - Jubilee Gems II Author: Ladies Altar Society of Immaculate Conception Parish Marrero Louisiana 170 pages Marrero, Louisiana, a community on the West Bank of the Mississippi River, has a rich history tied to the development of Jefferson Parish and the greater New Orleans area. Originally known as Amesville, the area was established in the late 19th century as a center for the lumber and agricultural industries, benefiting from the fertile lands along the river. Its name changed to Marrero in 1906, honoring Louis H. Marrero, a prominent businessman and politician in the region. Marrero played a significant role in local infrastructure development, serving as Jefferson Parish president and working on drainage projects that helped transform the swampy land into viable farmland and residential spaces. Throughout the 20th century, Marrero grew steadily as transportation improved and more people moved to the West Bank. The area developed a unique character, with a blend of French, Spanish, and African American cultural influences seen in its architecture, cuisine, and community traditions. Today, Marrero is a suburban extension of New Orleans, offering a mix of historical sites and a family-oriented community atmosphere. Key landmarks include the Ames Plantation and several historic churches, serving as a testament to Marrero's storied past and its ongoing connection to Louisiana's rich cultural heritage. Good pre-owned condition with shelf wear. See photos for full details of condition. Features: • Louisiana Cajun Creole Cookbook Southern Community Cookbook Condition: Pre-Owned Cajun, Creole, Louisiana, Community, Fundraiser, Spiral Bound, Rare, Scarce

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Location: Hammond, Louisiana

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