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maque choux

Loanword

Meaning
A Louisiana corn dish tied to Cajun and Native foodways.
Type
Loanword
Used in
Louisiana, Cajun Country
Source: Visit Baton Rouge

What does “maque choux” mean

Maque choux is corn cooked down with peppers, onion, fat, and often cream or meat until it lands somewhere between side dish and comfort. The name and dish sit at a Louisiana crossroads of Cajun, Creole, and Native traditions.

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