The hidden dangers in Mardi Gras beads

Bright colored beads thrown from Mardi Gras parades have been the sought-after prize for children and adults alike for decades in Louisiana.  But are there hidden dangers that we should be concerned about in these traditional beads? Unfortunately, Mardi Gras beads and many throws are dumping grounds for toxic waste and heavy metals, which pose […]

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One-Pot Cajun Pasta

What’s for dinner? One pot meals are always a smart go to, toss all your ingredients into a single skillet or stockpot and you have no-stress, no-mess recipes for any night of the week. This recipe is perfect for our neck of the woods, Louisiana style comfort food, perfect for a Louisiana winter day.  

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Praying Moms

I’ve spent a lot of time praying lately. I mean, I’ve always prayed, but these prayers seem to be deeper, more honest, more open even. As soon as I’m up it’s the first thing I do. And then it seems throughout the rest of my day I’m just having these honest talks with God and

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Top 5 King Cakes in Baton Rouge

 The holidays may have ended for some, but ours continues with Mardi Gras! It’s King’s Day and the start of the Mardi Gras season. King Cake truly is the demise of many New Year’s resolutions, but how can we resist this buttery danish pastry, sweetened with dusted sugar, icing and a plethora of flavored fillings?

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