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Who was the New Orleans Saints QB nickname was the Cajun Cannon?
Bobby Hebert, who played with the Saints from 1985-1992.
How do you spell cajin?
The correct spelling is "Cajun", which refers to a style of cooking and cultural tradition from the Southern United States, particularly Louisiana.
What does emeril lagasse cook?
Cajun/creole is his speciality as he is from new orleans.
Cajun french for go saints win?
Aller Sainte Gagner
What nicknames does Bobby Hebert go by?
Bobby Hebert goes by B.J., and Cajun Cannon.
What type of music anf food New Orleans is known for?
Jazz & Cajun cuisine.
What is Cajun?
It's a nickname for an Acadian. yeaaa boiii! im smart!! lol
How do you spell go in New Orleans?
The faux-French homophone geaux is used in the Cajun regions by fans of local sports teams such as the LSU Tigers, Tulane Green Wave and New Orleans Saints.This follows the French spellings -aux and -eaux that are pronounced "oh."
What is the Cajun translation of who dat?
The National Football Team, The New Orleans Saints, was founded in 1966. Their name originates from the world famous jazz anthem, " When the Saints Go Marching in;" also, the name of the team was given in recognition of the city's Catholic population. We got the name because we were granted the team on All Saints Day
Who sells mulate's Cajun seasoning?
No one does. It's only available at the restaurant. They don't ship it either so if your not in New Orleans, substitute with another brand Cajun seasoning. At least that's what they told me to do. :-/
What is the name of Cajun dance music?
According to the Sun Herald Crossword the answer is Zydeco, this is listed on Google also so I tried it and it fits, it may not be the right answer but for the crossword, this is what the fellow wanted from his clue
What are the similarities and differences between Cajun and bluegrass music?
cajun is where you would here from New Orleans. It's also slang music. blue grass is kind of like country music that came from the Appleation Moutians.
