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A Taste of Louisiana with Chef John Folse & Co.
Hodges Garden & Fort Jesup
Season 3
Episode 1
In this episode from the “Historical Food Towns” series of “A Taste of Louisiana” from May 2, 1992, Chef John Folse cooks foods from Sabine Parish, including Spanish-style Baked Largemouth Bass and Lumberjack Stew. He also prepares Mustard-Fried White Crappie with Barney Miller, a historian from Toledo Bend. This episode also includes footage of Sabine Parish, including Hodges Gardens, the Toledo
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