Welcome to Make a Roux Already

Everything good starts with a roux. It’s a simple mixture of flour and fat, but done right, it becomes the foundation for something much bigger: meals that nourish, stories that linger, and traditions that endure.

Here at Make a Roux Already, we celebrate the magic of real cooking:

  • The slow, patient stir of a roux in a heavy pot.

  • The quiet wisdom passed down through generations of family kitchens.

  • The bold flavors that connect food to memory, and memory to place.

This is a space for anyone who loves food made with care and soul. Whether you’re a seasoned cook or just learning the first steps, you’ll find inspiration, recipes, techniques, and stories rooted in Cajun tradition, all made for every kitchen.


Why Subscribe?

Cooking isn’t just about ingredients and techniques. It’s about connection. When you subscribe, you’ll receive:

  • Authentic recipes that center around roux and soulful cooking.

  • Practical kitchen techniques that make great food feel accessible to everyone.

  • Stories that bring food traditions to life, and invite you to create your own.

  • Occasional deeper reflections on the art of cooking, community, and creativity.

Whether you’re looking to master your roux, explore Cajun and Creole flavors, or just find more joy in your kitchen, Make a Roux Already is here to guide you.

New posts arrive directly in your inbox. No social media algorithms, no noise. Just real food, real stories, and a little more warmth in your day.


Subscribe and Stir Something Good

If this sounds like your kind of kitchen, I invite you to subscribe today. Pull up a chair, grab a wooden spoon, and let’s make something unforgettable together.

Subscribe now, and let’s get cooking.

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Celebrating roux, Cajun cooking, and the art of soulful food. Stories, recipes, and kitchen traditions to inspire your time in the kitchen.

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David A. Benoît has a Bachelors in Music Education from the University of Southern Mississippi where he played principal oboe.