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  • goldeneagle76
    wife and little girl are out of town. I had some of my daughter's frozen chicken nuggets and a can of Campbells soup. I bet you jealous of me[;)]
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  • Txs
    Fried catfish and warm pecan cobbler...Welcome to East Texas Old-Colts.[^]
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  • twin60s
    mmmmmmm---peach cobbler.
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  • lindalecowboy
    Know it well Old Colts, and I can totally relate to that feeling. Plenty full on the great grub and then have to have some of that pie on top........

    If you like Cajun, ever in Longview, stop in at one of the two Dudley's locations. They used to be in Tyler too but lost their lease on the courthouse square and now they're only in Longview. Great food, consistent and well prepared.

    I'll have to get out to The Shed now that you've reminded me of it.

    thanks, enjoy the fullness.....
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  • Old-Colts
    quote:Originally posted by Txs
    Fried catfish and warm pecan cobbler...Welcome to East Texas Old-Colts.[^]I'd never heard of Pecan Cobbler until we went to The Shed the first time; it is really good!

    Next to The Stagecoach Inn in Salado, Texas The Shed has the best Chicken Fried Steak I've found.
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  • Ox190
    If that is owned by the same people, that had "The Shed" in Winters, TX they have some of the best BBQ I've ever eaten. Hands down the best BBQ sauce. If you ever go back please ask and let me know. I would love to go eat there.
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  • zipperzap
    We went out to eat tonight - fish tacos.
    Excellent!
    [:D]
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  • Old-Colts
    quote:Originally posted by Ox190
    If that is owned by the same people, that had "The Shed" in Winters, TX they have some of the best BBQ I've ever eaten. Hands down the best BBQ sauce. If you ever go back please ask and let me know. I would love to go eat there.Ox190 I'm pretty sure The Shed isn't owned by the same people; they serve down-home style cooking, not BBQ. Here is an excerpt from their website:

    The Shed Cafe is legendary, having served home-cooked meals and desserts for 37 years. The front porch waits for the crowd that will come every day and every night. The menu is strictly down-home - chicken fried steak, fried catfish, 10 oz. Rib eye, mashed potatoes, pinto beans, black-eyed peas and cornbread. - pretty much what you would expect. The pies are world-class from the chocolate meringue to the coconut cream. The Shed Cafe is a step back in time you will not want to miss.

    Voted #1 cafe in East Texas by:
    Texas Monthly
    Texas Highway
    Ride Texas magazines

    Recently featured in the publication of Texas Landmark Cafes.
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  • lindalecowboy
    Yes, I've been to the Dakota Steak House and it is pricey but it is also very good. Just don't make it a habit (unless you are Bill Gates or name is Walton)

    I'll sure have to check out the Shed again, especially since they've expanded as you say and have room for me.

    You'll like Dudley's in Longview, they are consistent and good. Now I certainly think you'll find better real Cajun in Louisiana but you don't have to drive as far.... l.l[:)]

    As far as chains go, I also favor Razzoo's (sp) in Dallas area and Pappadeaux for excellent Cajun cuisine.

    thanks for the heads up again on The Shed.
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  • Old-Colts
    Now you have me hungry for Cajun food. We're taking our car over to Bossier City for servicing on Monday, so in addition to breakfast at Cracker Barrel, shopping down on the Louisiana Boardwalk (wife at the River Walk shops, me at Bass Pro Shops), I think we will have dinner at Ralph & Kacoo's. They aren't as good as they used to be, but their half and half plate (Crawfish Etouffee and Fried Tails) is still pretty good!
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  • Warbirds
    That is a TEXAS meal for sure!
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  • lindalecowboy
    Old colts, if you get to the Dallas area and go to Razoo's try their gator tail smothered in Etouffee' it is awesome. I'm in Shreveport area frequently, where's that place you mentioned? I'll have to check it out.
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  • Old-Colts
    The Bossier City location for Ralph & Kacoo's is at:

    1700 Old Minden Rd # 141
    Bossier City, LA 71111

    Traveling east on I20 take the LA-3 exit, EXIT 20B, north toward BENTON RD. Travel about .5 miles then turn LEFT onto OLD MINDEN RD/LA-72

    Here is a link to the Bossier City information on Ralph & Kacoo's, which has information on the restaurant's history, maps, and directions.

    http://search.cityguide.aol.com/shreveport/restaurants/ralph-and-kacoos/v-105812814

    We started going there in the 70's when we would come back to this part of the country on vacation. It was better then, but still isn't bad! They used to serve what was called Red Fish either New Orleans or Bourbon Street Style. It was Char-broiled Red Fish served with Lafitte sauce, which was Beef Stock that had been reduced over a 3 day period combined with your choice of crab meat, crawfish tails, or shrimp and served over the fish. Man was that good and rich, but they stopped serving the Lafitte sauce because it was just too time consuming. They also served a dessert called Satin Pie, which was kind of a very creamy Peanut Butter Cheese Cake. They still serve it, but it just isn't the same.
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