Great American Seafood Cookoff

Food Series

Louisiana Public Broadcasting presents highlights from The Great American Seafood Cook-Off! This annual event that pits the nation's best chefs against recognized culinary greats from around the United States. Chefs are asked to create unique dishes with domestic seafood that is native to their home states. Hosted in New Orleans, Louisiana, one of the most renowned cities for great seafood.

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