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Dining is one of the greatest pleasures during a visit to the Mississippi Gulf Coast. The influence of French, Cajun, and Creole cooking is similar in some ways to neighboring New Orleans, but Mississippians offer their own adaptations that should not be missed. Here’s what you need to eat on your next visit.
You can’t swing a loaf of French bread in New Orleans’ French Quarter without hitting a po-boy shop. However, locals know that not all po-boys are created equal. Between the pillowy halves of French bread (preferably from Leidenheimer’s Bakery), the right ingredients can really sing. From frilly and fancy to down and dirty (metaphorically speaking), these five places serve the best po-boys in the Vieux Carré.
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