New owners at The Boudain Hut

[Runnin' 87]

Been going on down in Port Arthur a long time

[acm2117]

Only ever been there once. It was after a rain out, never went back. I decided I didn't need to be spending my money like that when I wasn't making any that day. Neat place. Bourdain Omelet was good.

[Duckologist]

Evidently nary a soul in Texas can spell

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[BlueGoose]

Evidently nary a soul in Texas can spell

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Boudin.

[Kook]

Zactly the type of folks I'd expect to see at da Boudain Hutch

[Quackerbox]

Evidently nary a soul in Texas can spell

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Id just like to point out that this is the first correctly spelled sentence you have typed in like a year.

[El Gato]

Zactly the type of folks I'd expect to see at da Boudain Hutch

LOL

that was actually my first thought.

[Duckologist]

Id just like to point out that this is the first correctly spelled sentence you have typed in like a year.

Dammit it was an axidint

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[whitecrow]

Per the Googles:

"Just like crawfish, boudin traveled across the Sabine River from southwest Louisiana to southeast Texas where some spell it “boudain”. A little research suggests “boudain” isn’t really a spelling error. According to a food etymologist: “Boudain” is the frequently used Texas spelling for “boudin”, the spicy Cajun version in Louisiana. The spelling has an established history in Cajun East Texas, going back to 1965."

I was wondering why the different spellings. That page is probably full of crap, though, because they also said:

"Texans have also created new and unique ways to eat their boudain. Eating it in a kolache......." Unpossible.

[Duckologist]

Per the Googles:

"Just like crawfish, boudin traveled across the Sabine River from southwest Louisiana to southeast Texas where some spell it “boudain”. A little research suggests “boudain” isn’t really a spelling error. According to a food etymologist: “Boudain” is the frequently used Texas spelling for “boudin”, the spicy Cajun version in Louisiana. The spelling has an established history in Cajun East Texas, going back to 1965."

I was wondering why the different spellings. That page is probably full of crap, though, because they also said:

"Texans have also created new and unique ways to eat their boudain. Eating it in a kolache......." Unpossible.

Google=Meta=Liberals

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[Quackerbox]

I like boudain. I like kolache. I've had them together and it's not good.

I also realize a proper kolache should have fruit and not meat

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[Spoonbilla]

I like boudain. I like kolache. I've had them together and it's not good.

I also realize a proper kolache should have fruit and not meat

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Boudin*

[BlueGoose]

Boudin*

Pretty sad when an ol' boy from west Texas who doesn't even really like it knows how to spell it.

[Duckologist]

Pretty sad when an ol' boy from west Texas who doesn't even really like it knows how to spell it.

Want me to make you some tumble weed boudin?

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[Quackerbox]

Pretty sad when an ol' boy from west Texas who doesn't even really like it knows how to spell it.

It's a loosing battle

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