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The History of the Po-Boy

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ourmshome.com – Julian Brunt – 2024-10-06 11:15:54

SUMMARY: Coastal cuisine is often associated with dishes like gumbo, jambalaya, and fried seafood platters, but the fried oyster po-boy stands out as a favorite for many. A “dressed and pressed” po-boy includes tomatoes, pickles, and lettuce, with the sandwich compacted and warmed. While fried shrimp po- are the most popular, options like fried oysters and pot roast beef po-boys are also beloved. The po-boy tradition has deep roots, dating back centuries, with local lore highlighting its origins during a New Orleans streetcar strike. Notable spots to try po-boys include Desporte’s and Po-Boy Express. Enjoy!

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Everyone Loves Box Turtles | Our Mississippi Home

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ourmshome.com – Mark W. LaSalle, Ph.D. – 2024-10-05 09:36:16

SUMMARY: Box turtles, especially the Coast Box Turtles, are popular yard critters cherished for their engaging behavior. Often treated as pets, they can develop a routine, coming to seek treats at back doors. These turtles can grow to 8 inches and possess unique, recognizable shell patterns. Capable of living up to 100 years, they thrive near and have a varied diet, insects and fruits. Their mating behaviors are entertaining, showcasing aggression and unique courtship rituals. Each turtle can be identified individually, akin to fingerprints. It’s important to allow them to remain in their natural habitat when helping them cross roads.

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Base of Oyster Reef Restoration Project In the Mississippi Sound Completed

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ourmshome.com of Southern Mississippi – 2024-10-04 12:03:15

SUMMARY: The U.S. Army Engineer Research and Center (ERDC) and the University of Southern Mississippi (USM) have completed a key phase in their to optimize oyster habitat restoration in Mississippi Sound. Two 50-acre reef sites near and contain eight experimental plots featuring limestone substrate reefs. The project aims to restore oyster populations and assess the impact on the sturgeon, a federally protected species. The initiative promises ecological and economic , enhancing the local ecosystem and supporting the oyster industry. Future phases will include contractor procurement for further enhancements in 2025.

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It’s All About the Mud

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ourmshome.com – Joy Lucius – 2024-10-04 09:00:29

SUMMARY: Mississippi is rich in pottery and potters, with a deep connection to the local mud, particularly from the Mississippi . The author, inspired by her late son and encouraged by her husband, began taking pottery lessons despite her self-proclaimed clumsiness. Learning pottery at Crossroads Pottery brought joy and healing to her . She humorously discovered her left-handedness while working with clay, turning all her projects into bowls. Through pottery, she learned valuable lessons about seizing opportunities, forging new friendships, and enjoying the creative . Ultimately, she concludes that Mississippi mud plays a crucial role in her artistic journey.

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