AsianCajun Cuisine: There Really Is Such A Thing!

We’ve had a stir-fry and a bowl of gumbo in the same sitting, but I’m not sure if that counts as AsianCajun cuisine. I didn’t actually mix the bok choy with the roux. The two cultures have remained segregated: a bowl of stir-fry, chased by some gumbo. Such a shame. Luckily we have Serpas; a relatively new restaurant in the Old 4th Ward in the ATL that blends both cultures in one dish. Chef Scott Serpas channels his Louisiana roots and adds a dash of far east spice to create AsianCajun cuisine. We likey. Alot-y.

(ps- above: I’m trying out a new blogger pose. It’s called “grimace-at-poison-ivy-on-wrist.” Kate Moss invented it).

Doesn’t Cath look gorgeous? It must be the post-beignet consumption glow. I would have had it too had I not insulted them and said they were so cold. Isn’t her dress wonderful? I completely forget where she got it. We’ll have to ask her.

My absolute favorite dish we tried at Serpas was this shrimp salad with perfectly ripe avocado and butter-leaf lettuce. nom nom nommmmmmm. To be completely frank, the beignets that were served before the salad were a bit of a let-down. They were served cold (le sigh) and seemed indifferent to their deep-friedness. Parish still has the best beignets in town. (Locals, let me know if I’m wrong. I’m always up for a taste test).

That’s Cath sipping her mimosa. This was a fashion brunch: models walked around in teeny clothes while we shoved powder-sugared beignets in our mouths, and all the proceeds went to Komen for the Cure! Pretty much a perfect morning if you ask me.

Lar: blue dress by Rodarte for Targarte, belt by J.Crew, ring from my lovely friend E via Urban Renewal, boots by Frye.

Cath: errr. Cath, I have no idea. Where you get yur stuffs?

23 thoughts on “AsianCajun Cuisine: There Really Is Such A Thing!”

  1. I drove by an Asian-Cajun restaurant the other day and totally thought of you two! I had no idea that Asian-Cajun cuisine actually existed until then πŸ™‚

    ps. your “Go ahead leave a comment. We love ’em!” link is broken πŸ™

  2. oh Lar, your dusky blue dress in the first picture is so lovely! Cath also looks fab in her grey-purple colours, she even matches the carpet! I swear you two always match so perfectly with the backgrounds. I like it!

    Love your food posts, always a winner in my books πŸ™‚

  3. You both look beautiful ! Love that ring. Where is it from ? Btw, I made an Asian Cajun meat loaf one time and my husband told me that I should mention it to you but I didn’t want to look silly lol. It is meat loaf with rice, cajun spices and veggies in it. I called it the Asian Cajun.

  4. ::sigh:: i used to live in o4w! it’s really coming around even more than it was when i was there. you both look adorable, as usual, but that rodarte dress. oh, to die for!

  5. cath: you look lovely! i adore the bag, need to get myself a new one love it when my boyfriend comments that i need to throw my bag because then i get to buy a new one πŸ˜‰ (the one he’s talking about is the one with studs underneathand i don’t know if i’ll throw it away- but i’ll surely hide it for a while)

    p-s the silver sweater is this season- from their brand trend
    hope you get one;)

    lauren- you’ll get your comment later – (responding to my comments one at a time πŸ˜‰ )

    xx

  6. Mostly this post served to make me super hungry! I could so go for a beignet right now, although I have no idea where to get one in Ohio. Guess I’ll sub with a doughnut?:)

  7. YUM πŸ™‚ And whenever I’m at fashion-y events here with skinny models.it somehow makes me want a bunch of doughnuts and french fries too. Hhhhhmmm.

  8. I want to go on the beignet taste-testing whirlwind tour of Atlanta! I hear Huey’s (right near Intermezzo) has some pretty delicious ones. πŸ™‚

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