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Dining Out: Whole Hog Cafe

April 1, 2008 by: Todd A. Price

Can you find great gumbo outside this state? I imagine that many Louisiana exiles have located passable gumbo elsewhere. When they long for home, they can order a foreign-born bowl that makes them happy if not fully satisfied.

I grew up in the barbecue belt, and that’s how I feel about smoked beef, ribs and chicken around here. I can find barbecue when I need it, but I don’t crave any local offering. When I heard that Whole Hog Café

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