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The Search for Caribbean Dining: Margaritaville and Palmer’s

June 1, 1993 by: Joe Simmer

Though often considered the northern-most city of the Caribbean, New Orleans lacks in its offerings of traditional island fare. While there are several Cuban restaurants in town, we are somewhat deprived of the creole cooking representative of areas such as Jamaica and the Bahamas.

Both New Orleans creole and Caribbean creole cuisine share the heritage of European colonial and African influences applied to locally available ingredients: beans, rice, peppers and seafood find their way into ...

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