Add a southern twist to a classic Italian spaghetti recipe. Watch this how to video as our Cajun Cooking TV host shows you how to cook up a Cajun style spaghetti sauce. To turn this recipe into a southern delicacy all you need is a Creole seasoning.
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Just because you added "cajun seasoning" doesn't make it cajun spaghetti! First of all, where's your roux?
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