THE SOUTHWESTERN REVIEW BLOG: The Louisiana Conference Cajun Cooking Competiton!

Friday, March 2, 2012

The Louisiana Conference Cajun Cooking Competiton!

Do you remember the savory taste of Louisiana Conference gumbo?

Or perhaps the Reese's Peanut Butter Cup filled goodness of cupcakes at the Valentine's Day Bake Sale?

If your mouth is watering remembering these delights, you are in luck! The Louisiana Conference is hosting a Cajun Cooking Competition on Wednesday, March 7, from 11 to 1:45 in the Writing Center. Delectable goodies such as Red Beans and Rice will definitely be in attendance. Bring your cash and your appetite and come support the Louisiana Conference!

If you'd like to donate a dish to the sale, please contact me off-list.

Thank you all for your generous support of our conference,

Brenna Heffner
bkh7202@louisiana.edu

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