Boudin
Where is the best place to get boudin around lake Charles or kinder, coming down to gamble and want some for the freezer
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Lil wooden store on side 190 at the foot of the bridge in Krotz springs is definitely worth the trip.......Boudin ,,,,crawfish balls smoke meats,,,,hog head cheese is all legit.......and def try the cracklins.................
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Many places to choose from. In Lake Charles, I like Sonniers off Enterprise Blvd. turn east at the red light by Balls Fried Chicken.
Market Basket smoked boudin and regular boudin is excellent. Jimbo's on south common street is good. Everyone has their preference as I'm sure you will get some more recommendations. |
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If Billy had cream cheese stuffed boudin balls he'd be perfect Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Lake Charles boudin is really lacking compared to the Lafayette area. But the best boudin around here is Market Basket's IMO.
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Laffy has some good Boudin. My friends always buy Best Stop. I save the trip and go to Jerry Lee's in BR, much closer and I love that each batch is a little different.
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Bourques in Port Barre best in the state followed closely by Billy's. Market Basket probably has the best in Lake Charles
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Best Stop in Scott is my fave.
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Lake Charles Rice Dreassing- I mean boudin....
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My top 2 are Mowata and Don's, sounds like I need to try a couple more. |
I like them all!
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We have had a few brought into by vendors at work... from around sulphur and they are terrible.... I like the smoked from market basket. Or any from rabideauxs in Iowa
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It's kind of like a slice poon tang pie, some or better than better than others but most are good. |
Billeauds in Broussard doesn't disappoint. They've only been their since the 1800's too
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Mel's by Lake View Park between Mamou and Eunice is really good as well
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Has anybody tried the boudin from Prime Cuttery? I heard it was good.
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Right by the casino is a train car and it sells good stuff. Chadeaux's in kinder on 165 has good old fashion meaty boudin.
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3 links for breakfast at least once a week. |
For all of you guys that go to the best stop I've recently discovered Billy's off the Scott exit and I find they are better
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If ya'll ever on the south side of Lafayette, give Earl's grocery on Verot School Road a try. Really good boudin.
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Famous Food's on 14 just south of I-10 has some pretty good boudin and cracklins. Try those soft and spicy cracklins. Like Lays tater chips.
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I like Chop's in Laffy. I agree with Billy's, he has better boudin but Best Stop has better cracklin
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I know this started as a Lake Charles thread but we can't forget about NuNu's on Milton, Maurice, and Youngsville. They are by far my favorite to throw on the grill!
I also won't pass up an opportunity to stop in at Peto's in Roanoke for a link of smoked! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
The Quik Stop at the corner of Hwy 10 and Hwy 13 in Vidrine is my favorite
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boudin
I buy the market basket boudin in Bridge City and they tell me it's made in Lake Charles. Get some cheese wiz and microwave to warm up. I put it in a Cajun injector and inject the link on each end. Doesn't take much.... Then smoke.....make ya hurt yourself! I try to stay away from it before I have blood work done.
I will try injecting the cream cheese next time. |
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Best I ever tasted was Charlie T's in Breaux Bridge. It's closed now tho. Is that recipe still being made somewhere?
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Did they move?
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I went a while back and the store was empty
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i hear he buys stuffing from market basket and just cases it himself.... |
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Living in Pensacola makes it a challenge to keep stocked up on it. When I hear a buddy is traveling from Texas / Lafayette areas to here, I order 40 pounds, pre-pay, and have it ready to ship. They simply walk in, state my name, and walk out with the product. 5 hours later. I am stocked for awhile. I also get two bowls of hogs head cheese as well |
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The best stop ships all over the world. Just give them a call when you need some. |
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I know they do, but the cost is high opposed to having a buddy stop by. |
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Another friend of mine picked up some cracklings Saturday there.
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Going to make 3 different types . smoked pepper jack , 3 alarm pepper jack and smoked cheddar stuffed balls. bread them IQF then vac seal . will have them for sale in the next couple a weeks so that you can fry at home or the camp and eat em while they're hot:smokin: |
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Billy's are $1.59 for regular and $1.89 for pepper jack.
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Think racquetball size. That's dam close
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I still say Charlie T's beats all that stuff near the interstate.
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That's what I was thinking |
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