Red Beans & Rice Not sure what to make for dinner? How about getting the family together and cook your own Red Beans & Rice? In these somewhat trying times, getting together and cooking some southern soul food might be just what you need. [...]
Bourbon Milk Punch This is a perfect daytime drink especially during the Carnival season. Of course, you can enjoy a Bourbon Milk Punch in morning and at night in the Crescent City. However, Bourbon Milk Punch is most commonly served during brunch. Many restaurants [...]
Mulate’s Mardi Gras Sauce New Orleans is famous for Mardi Gras with decadent floats, blinking beads, and elaborate parades with marching bands. But, we are also famous for our food, especially our sauces. At Mulate's Cajun Restaurant, we have combined the decadent with our [...]
New Orleans-Style Barbecued Shrimp Here in New Orleans, we love seafood. Since we live so close to the Gulf Of Mexico, we have lots of great seafood options. We have developed our own style of seafood dishes with lots of great spice, flavor [...]
Get Out & Explore While Social Distancing The weather has been gorgeous in New Orleans and even though we are under a Stay-at-Home order for a little while longer, you should still go out, explore and enjoy the sun, just make sure you practice social [...]
How About Some Baked Beans For Dinner? Baked beans are a true southern comfort food. Sure, you could use the beans right out of the can, but Mulate's Baked Bean recipe is so much tastier. Give our baked beans a try, right now [...]
Let's Make Some Chili Chili is easy to make and brings the family together. Why not give Mulate's Chili a try? We will even tell you our secret ingredient. Did you know that cinnamon adds an additional layer of flavor in this meaty [...]
Catfish Jambalaya Catfish Jambalaya is a perfect Lent dish. Mulate's Catfish Jambalaya recipe is actually the jambalaya that was served in the Mulate's in Breaux Bridge that opened back in 1980. Why don't you give this Jambalaya recipe a try while we are still [...]
What Are You Cooking For Lent? We are in the middle of Lent, the 40 day period which starts on Ash Wednesday and ends Easter. Some mark Lent by fasting, both from food and festivities. Fasting rules say you should not eat lamb, [...]
Are You Ready For Wednesday At The Square? - Canceled Due To Coronavirus Concerns The entire series has been canceled! On March 11th the Wednesday at the Square concert series returns to Lafayette Square. The free concert series will run through May 13th. Concerts [...]
