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re: Rayne restaurants

Posted by HebertFest08 on 2/11/26 at 1:16 pm to
Checks out. :lol:

re: Rayne restaurants

Posted by HebertFest08 on 2/11/26 at 11:30 am to
I mean I enjoy Suires as much as the next guy….

But, that’s what…. About 40min south from I-10? :lol:

Have they ever repaved Abbeville Hwy south of Rayne? That sum bitch has been tore up since the 90s.

re: Your new LSU Mens Basketball HC

Posted by HebertFest08 on 2/11/26 at 10:06 am to
You don’t need local ties anymore. You need someone like Jay Johnson or Kiffin at the helm. Someone who works hard and will generate their own donations etc.

Which is one of the reasons Wade works in this scenario. He is that type of worker and has the charisma to get $$$ donated to the program.

For the missing out on the LA players…. For the ones to twos of those that come out of the state per year that are must gets…. You just have to outbid the others for them now. Yes relationships can help somewhat, but the days of have a Temple or Taz on the sidelines are over.

No offense to Taz either, it’s just he doesn’t need to be there just b/c he’s from the area. He needs to be an asset because of his abilities.

I will add that our seats are relatively close to the bench. He is always in the game and I guess for the lack of a better term…. The hype guy on the bench.

Unlike McMahon…. Who has the personality of a frickin door knob.

We refused to go last night…. Not to mention the number of long time season ticket holders around us who left from the previous game that said…. See yall next year, we aren’t coming back until something changes.

re: Rayne restaurants

Posted by HebertFest08 on 2/11/26 at 9:47 am to
The 3 listed are it.

They are basically in between the baseball fields and the High School.

The High School does not have a baseball field on campus.

The Crawfish Hut has good food, but it’s on the South side of town. There is no traffic in Rayne, so you could feasibly be there in less than 10 min.

On the way out of town you could head into Duson on Hwy 90 and stop in at Naq’s in Duson. Theres great food there too and probably some live music. Plus, Kevin is just as solid as they come and a helluva accordion player to boot.
B/c that’s what this university needs.

Collis Temple with his hands even more in the program.

When he and Dale (Dale may already be) are officially too old to be a part of things. The program may finally go somewhere.

re: Savoies Dressing Mix

Posted by HebertFest08 on 2/6/26 at 8:58 pm to
I add ground chuck, trinity and a skinned egg plant. Oh and some beef stock.
Well there is already Iverstines in BR proper as you’ve stated, then The Meatatory in Prairieville. You’d have to be somewhere in the middle of those 2 location wise to have access to the people who are willing to spend those prices for meat. Which basically means somewhere in the St George area.

One basically focuses on locally sourced meat (I don’t think Iverstines has their farm anymore for some reason) and the other focuses on cuts of Wagyu and prime.

There is Sagrera Farms north of BR that you could source from. They have good meat and Supper Club has a couple of cuts from them on the menu.

That’s all I got for you though.

re: Western boot Rec

Posted by HebertFest08 on 2/1/26 at 5:17 pm to
Tecovas or you can maybe find some Goat leather Lucchese for that range.

re: Making a jambalaya for 100

Posted by HebertFest08 on 1/30/26 at 1:48 pm to
If there are other “main dishes” so to speak, I’d say frick it and roll with it.

If there are finger foods and other sides…. frick it and roll with it.

If that’s the case no one except the occasional fatty is going to go over board if they’ve snacked and or sampled other stuff.

You can use the ol…. This is the only pot I have. I’d let them know ahead of time. Just say, this won’t feed 100 straight up, but it’ll get you there with other foods out there.

Again, a clean pot is way less work to clean up. :lol:

re: Making a jambalaya for 100

Posted by HebertFest08 on 1/30/26 at 11:57 am to
Ehhh, you’re probably pushing it. 10-12 oz portions says you can….

Who the hell eats a cup to a cup and a half of jam, though.

We usually use 5gal would feed 40ish as the only dish.

Make a side of corn? Green beans? Bread? It’ll make it go further.

If you want that to last you are going to have to use a metered serving. If you let people pull off of it themselves and it’s the only thing, it may be tough.

Good news is you won’t have any left, assuming it taste worth a shite. :lol:
Pasta sauces… both cream and red.

Ground up and added to your favorite burger blend.

Pizza, substituted on BLTs, base of a “popper or bomb”…
Twisted Flavors by Kerry

Reach out to him on FB. You won’t be disappointed. They ain’t cheap, but they’re fricking delicious. The Meatatory carries it as well, but usually by the slice.

Solid dude, I’ve got them for our tailgate and for some other get togethers. Again, great dude and since you want to do something locally he’d be great.

re: Specklebelly

Posted by HebertFest08 on 1/25/26 at 9:26 am to
Pot roast is good…. Put what you want for stuffing or use nothing at all.

I’d brown the shite out of it and then do it like a traditional pot roast. If you want to get creative…. Maybe smoke it for an hour or 2 before pot roasting it.

Killed a bunch last week a little south of Stuttgart. They’re frickin everywhere out there.

Cooked a bunch of breast back at the club west of Memphis. Seasoned liked a steak and cooked on the grill to about 140-45 and sliced as apps.

Then my Arky buddies wanted a pastalaya…. So I made one with specks, chicken and andouille. It was killer.
He likes cash…. :lol:

I have a few from him.
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It's really nice when the starter comes to get you for your tee time instead of being anxious about getting over there.


Yep…. That and someone grabbing your clubs out of your car, cart girls and everyone being attentive. Then the course is almost always in great shape.

The first time we played Fallen Oak, we tried to put our shoes on in the parking lot. A guy rode up and looked at us like we were white trash…. :lol:

He said, put your shoes on in the locker room like civilized people. He smiled afterwards and took us up to the clubhouse in the cart.

re: The Reserve or Grand Bear

Posted by HebertFest08 on 1/13/26 at 10:22 am to
The Preserve is a better overall experience and should be a better course. The service is just better at The Preserve.

In the winter, who knows on the course conditions though. We haven’t played out there since this past summer. We usually go around the end of August, but were unable to make it this year.

They are completely different experiences. The Preserve has the marshy coastal vibe and Grand Bear is in the middle of hilly pine woods.

If you’re staying in Biloxi, it’s 20 min to The Preserve and around 35-40 to grand Bear.

Shell Landing is a fun play too. More laid back than The Preserve and the greens are always in primo shape.

If youre staying at The Beau, you should try to get on Fallen Oak. It’s better than any of the others.

re: Dog food help

Posted by HebertFest08 on 1/8/26 at 8:22 am to
A couple of things…

Science diet is shite for food and is pushed by vets, in general it’s all they sale.

When switching from one bag to another, you should do it gradually. One reason is it could make them have the flying shits if you just switch it completely at a feeding. You just need to gradually have it become a bigger portion of the feeding over a few days.

If you live in or around Baton Rouge, go to Jefferson Feed Mart. Most of the folks that work at those 2 locations are pretty knowledgeable on their products and can help guide you.

My last 2 dogs have been interesting to say the least with food and they helped me out a good bit. I like to buy local if I can too.

Played The Island today. Greens rolled nice, were in good shape and were pretty receptive. The practice green was pretty on point with the rest of the course. Not as fast as UClub, but still rolled well.

However, they must have had a run of slap dicks over the holidays playing. I’ve never seen that many unfixed ball marks on the greens there. It looked like Copper used too.

The gold tee boxes looked like a Bourbon St whore…. They were pretty beat up.

Overall the course was in pretty good shape as well as the greens.

Doesn’t he have to have a Masters to be able to be hired at a college level coaching position. Which would mean he’d have to have his bachelors.

I’m not sure, but has he ever gone back to school? He can’t have much more than sophomore level credits?

I’m not busting his balls either way. It’s just a far fetched dream for some if these are in fact the requirements.

Hence why you are a grad assistant when you’re done playing and not directly tied into a full time spot due to you getting your masters.

re: Cajun Rice Dressing

Posted by HebertFest08 on 12/17/25 at 9:23 am to
Yup…. And my mom and great grandmother would peel and cook down eggplant in it as well.

She would always start it before I got there or if I stayed the night she’d start before I woke up. Never thought to ask about the specific process or recipe. She passed before I was able to find out. She’d do that one for the holidays or celebrations.

I think the eggplant is some Acadia parish shite…. :lol:
If you want steak hit up Doris. GW fins is down there…