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Pelican’s View Lodge logo – waterfront camp rental in Cocodrie, Louisiana

Enjoy the freshest Cajun Cuisine

from the water to your table

Catch Louisiana Blue Crabs right from the dock and boil them up while watching the shrimp and oyster boats roll by!

Live blue crab caught near Pelican’s View Lodge in Cocodrie, LA
Seasoned boiled blue crabs served at Pelican’s View Lodge in Cocodrie, LA

Flag down an oyster boat and buy some fresh oysters and throw them on the grill!

Shrimp boat near Pelican’s View Lodge dock in Cocodrie, Louisiana
Grilled oysters served at Pelican’s View Lodge, a coastal camp in Cocodrie, LA

or try your hand at some Cajun staples like:

Seafood gumbo with shrimp and crab prepared at Pelican’s View Lodge in Cocodrie

Gumbo

Cajun boiled crawfish served at Pelican’s View Lodge in Cocodrie, Louisiana

Boiled Crawfish

Classic jambalaya with shrimp and sausage at Pelican’s View Lodge in Cocodrie, LA
Cajun boiled shrimp served at Pelican’s View Lodge in Cocodrie, Louisiana

Jamablaya

Boiled Shrimp

Golden fried speckled trout prepared at Pelican’s View Lodge in Cocodrie, LA
Whole grilled red fish at Pelican’s View Lodge, Cocodrie, Louisiana

or fry up some of that speckled trout or grill some of the red snapper that you caught today!

Never cooked any of these meals before?

No worries- Pelican's View Lodge will leave you with the tools and recipes that you need to prepare it the Cajun way!!

Cajun cuisine known for its spicy notes and heartiness, is a style of cooking that developed in the Southern reaches of the US after Acadian immigrants fled Canada in the 18th century....they lived off the land and what was available to them from the Gulf of Mexico and the water of the bayous. Inspired by rural French cooking, recipes were adapted to include what the Acadians could catch or gather from both the land and sea.... 

crab, oysters, alligator, crawfish, shrimp, catfish, redfish, etc ....influences from the Spanish, Native Americans, and African-Americans also played a key role in making Cajun cuisine what it is today.  

C'est Bon!!

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