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Kevin Belton's New Orleans Kitchen

Chef Kevin Belton showcases the food of New Orleans with an emphasis on the bounty of ingredients available in the local pantry – from coffee, to seafood, to citrus and more. In the 26-part series, Chef Belton continues his mission: teaching home cooks the hallmarks of New Orleans’ flavorful cuisine while letting the good times roll Kevin-style. Produced by WYES-TV.

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Kevin Belton's New Orleans Kitchen Episode 126 | 26m 48s | CC

Delve into the diversity of New Orleans flavor with Chef Kevin Belton. During this episode Chef cooks up beef tournedos with twice baked potatoes; fried chicken with honey and lemon; baked corn on the cob with honey butter.

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