Well, Ash Wednesday and the Lenten season are just about here, and maybe you’ve got a Mardi Gras bash planned for this weekend or on Fat Tuesday. If so, we’ve got some party food ideas for you, Bourbon Street style. Of course, nobody celebrates Mardi Gras like New Orleans, and after all the city’s been through with the oil spill, Katrina and more, those folks deserve a good party. But no matter where you live, Mardi Gras is a great time to get together and celebrate.
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