Not long ago I alluded to the fact that the French Press in Lafayette does a dish with boudin and Steen’s cane syrup. Rumor was the dish was named Breesus something or other…
Low and behold, the Wife and I went to the French Press the other day for Sunday brunch and there it was on the menu- the Sweet Baby Breesus. The dish sounded even more delectable than I had thought it would be; three buttermilk biscuit sliders with Bacon, Fried Boudin Balls and Steen’s Cane Syrup. The recommendations for pairing boudin and cane syrup was made the other day by one of our commenters, and the French Press ups the ante by using boudin balls, adding bacon and snuggling it in little buttermilk biscuits.
The result itself certainly did not disappoint: warm biscuits with the perfect amount of crumble, good boudin to bacon ratio, and a side of crispy-edged Breakfast Potatoes to boot. What could have made this dish better? Nothing. And for me that is a rare feat…
Aside on the French Press itself: Quickly becoming one of our go to brunch spots, the French Press presents three very different menus depending on the time of day. With traditional breakfast/brunch and nice spins on great sandwiches all at reasonable prices during the daytime, at night the restaurant changes the menu often if not nightly sourcing only local and fresh ingredients. With a chef that has Stella on his resume, the French Press is a fast riser in the LAF food scene and a great addition to downtown.
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#1 by K. Junn on January 11th, 2011
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This looks like heaven on a plate! Where in Lafayette is this place? Also, are the brunch prices ok?
#2 by Carol on January 13th, 2011
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Delicous!! Who Dat?!
#3 by brigid on January 13th, 2011
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Eddie & I just had brunch at Patois in NOLA–a winner!! We will go back.
I had lamb ribs with a chutney like sauce. And the BEST shrimp & grits that I’ve ever had–so many flavors, but not over powering. Ed had the
rabbit & andouille gumbo-awesome . And then fried rabbit with a light
tartar sauce & poached egg on a biscuit. Everything was good.
#4 by Alton on January 14th, 2011
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I LOVE this website!!!
#5 by Kate on May 7th, 2011
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I love your website. Just booked me and my husband at this restaurant for a speacial night out. Before having a 3rd baby!! Can’t wait!!!
#6 by Lilia Provillus on August 22nd, 2011
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That looks so delicious! Is there a procedure and ingredients to copy?
#7 by DavidPark on November 17th, 2011
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That was delicious too. Would you mind sharing your recipe?
#8 by Mollie Woodward on November 17th, 2011
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Why was Lafayette important?
#9 by guiller on November 18th, 2011
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What kind of meat you use in your recipe?
#10 by David Felane on February 20th, 2012
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Where we can find the recipe for this meal? I love to cook everything which includes potatoes
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