Louisiana Cookin'

Duck Camp Dinners

“The trusty Hobo Hilton still makes the necessary appearance on an episode or two, but so do camps in places like Lacour, Shreveport, Marksville, and others.”
—JEAN-PAUL BOURGEOIS

FIVE YEARS AGO, I began filming a show called Duck Camp Dinners. At the time, I didn’t know what it would lead me to; I only knew that I wanted it to be and showcase these three things:

1. An authentic look into the Louisiana duck camp through the food we cook and the people we share it with.

2. A love letter to Louisiana, using as much of its natural beauty and talents to tell

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