Paul Prudhomme, Louisiana chef who helped popularize Cajun cooking, dies at 75
Chef Paul Prudhomme, left, talks with Cannon Wiest as he looks at the stock pot at his French Quarter restaurant, K-Paul’s Louisiana Kitchen, in New Orleans, in 2007.
(Bill Haber / Associated Press)American chefs Paul Prudhomme, left, Larry Forgione, Jonathan Waxman, Jimmy Schmidt, Alice Waters and Bradley Ogden gather in New York to pay tribute to the late food writer James Beard in 1985.
(Ed Bailey / Associated Press)Chef Paul Prudhomme and fashion buyer CeCe Kieselstein-Cord prepare food together in 1981.
(Susan Wood / Getty Images)Paul Prudhomme tosses beads from a float during the 2010 NFL opening kickoff parade in New Orleans.
(Skip Bolen / WireImage)Paul Prudhomme speaks at the Culinary Institute of America at the New York Marriott Marquis in 2012.
(Simon Russell / Getty Images)People take photos of flowers placed outside K-Paul’s Louisiana Kitchen in the French Quarter of New Orleans after the death of Paul Prudhomme, the restaurant’s founder, was announced on Oct. 8, 2015.
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