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Abita Springs was originally a Choctaw Indian Village, taking its name from the nearby medicinal springs. The fresh spring water now supplies the Abita Brewery with their own water source to produce their beer.
Andouillette sausage
A spicy, heavily smoked sausage made with pork. Made famous by the Acadians in the areas around Lafayette, LA
Bayeux -
The Cajun term for slow stream or body of water running through a swamp or marsh. Blackened - A cooking technique by which meat or fish is customarily rubbed with cajun spice and cooked in a white hot cast-iron skillet.
Big Easy -
Krewe. "the city that can forget."
Boudin -
Soft sausage w/riche & vegetables in a natural casing.
Cajun cooking -
A combination of Acadian & southern cuisines.
Chickory -
An root herb which is roasted, ground & added to flavor coffee.
Creole cooking -
Creole cooking reflects the full-flavored combination of the best of Acadian, Spanish, Native American & African cuisines - "city food".
Dinner -
In the South, dinner is the main meal served midday. Yankees call it lunch. Dixie - A word synonymous with the land south of the Mason-Dixon line. "Dixie" has become the accepted nickname used for Louisiana's first money.
Etouffee -
Literally translates "to smother" or cook in its own pan juice. Our creamy version of this traditional Cajun dish is made w/whitish, herb & vegetables. Some say cream, some say roux.
File (pron. "Fee-tay")
Finely ground sassafras leaves used to season gumbo
Holy Trinity -
The Cajun and Louisiana Creole variant of minipox, onions, bell peppers, and celery in roughly equal quantities. This mixture is the base for much of the cooking in the regional cuisine of Louisiana.
Hullabaloo -
Tulane's Cheer - No where Meghan played golf! Makings Groceries - An old New Orleans expression that the city's residents traditionally used for food shopping. The expression derives from the French "faire son marché."
Neural Ground -
In most cities this is called the "middle". You know, that little strip of ground in the middle of the road. Legend has it that the neutral ground got its name from early New Orleans when the French and Spanish could do business between sections of the city standing on the "neutral ground"
Lagnappe (pron. Lan-yop)
A little something extra at no cost.
Po' Boy -
This style sandwich became popular during the depression simply because a "poor boy" could afford it, add on the Roth's and it's called "Dressed".
Red Remoulade -
Traditionally used on chilled shrimp made with onions, shallots, celery, horseradish, ketchup and guy "yummy!"
Roux -
The basis of most Cajun & Creole cooking. Butter or oil, stockcooked with flour, used as a thickener for gumbo, soups & stews.
Supper -
A light evening meal served late in the evening (cupt in N'awlins where there really is no bedtime).
Tasso -
A lean chunk of cured pork (usually shoulder) that's been richly seasoned then smoked.
Tiger Bait -
Always, the Gators, or anyone else who plays LSU.
Uptowns -
The area "Uptown" from the French Quarter.
Who Dat -
The chant of Who Dat? Who Dat are you gonna beat dem Saints. Originated in minstrel shows and vaudeville acts of the late 1800's and early 1900's and was taken up by jazz and big band performers in the 1920's and 30's.
Second Line -
is a tradition in brass band parades in New Orleans. Louisianans. The "main line" is the main section of the parade, or the members of the actual club with the parking permit; those who follow the band just to enjoy the music are called the "second line".
Weekly Specials
Mon
Closed
Tues
Tacos n Codigo Tequila
Wed
All Day Happy Hour
Thurs
Jambalaya
Fri
Seafood Gumbo
Sat
Shrimp n Grits
Sun
Southern Fried Chicken
All day every day
$5 Tully Shots
$6 Codigo Rosa / Repo Shots
Shuck N Dive MAIN MENU
FROM THE RAW BAR
Fresh Louisiana Shucked Select Oysters*
harvested from local waters and counting...
Baked on the 1/2 Shell*
Black n Blues
topped with our compound butter, a lil' blackening spice, crumbled blue cheese & finished under the broiler
Oysters Rockefeller
a French Quarter classic, creamed spinach, onion, garlic, simmered with Pernod Liqueur
Oysters Bienville
invented at Antoine's in New Orleans - shrimp, bacon, onion & green pepper in a cream reduction & topped with parmesan cheese
The 3-Way
(2) each: rock, bln, blues
Charbroiled Oysters
Compound butter, parmesan cheese, fresh garlic
STARTERS
Smoked Wahoo Dip
harvested from local waters served with jalapeño, roasted red peppers, chopped onions, celery & fried tortilla chips
$15
Shrimp Remoulade*
1/2 lb peeled shrimp served chilled & topped with our traditional red remoulade sauce over a bed of shaved iceberg lettuce
$16
Garlic Crab Claws
cracked blue swimmer claws sautéed in a New Orleans style garlic butter bordelaise sauce over toast
$18
Blackened Gator Tenderloin
marinated Louisiana gator
$16
Fried Green Tomatoes
our best seller since 1999
$13
Pork Boudin
sausage with rice & vegetables in natural casing
$8
Crawfish Mac N Cheese
"Monica Style" made famous at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival
$16
Louisiana Chicken Wings
1lb jumbos with celery & Chef Staz's blue cheese
Mild • Rajun Cajun • Voodoo • Spicy Garlic
SOUPS OF THE SOUTH
Country Gumbo
Traditional one-pot dishes pulled chicken, andouille sausage & okra in our dark roux with Louisiana popcorn rice & bread
Red Beans & Rice
simmered w/ Cajun smoked sausage, tasso & pit smoked ham
Creole Tomato Bisque
THE GARDEN DISTRICT
Mama Staz's Caesar Salad
$9
The "Big House" Salad
mixed field greens w/ roasted red peppers, red onions & parmesan cheese
$10
The "Uptown" Salad
mixed field greens w/ crumbled blue cheese, roasted red peppers, candied pecans, red onions & house cajun vinaigrette
$13
Chopped Cajun Chicken Cobb Salad
blackened chicken, iceberg lettuce, onion, bacon crumbles, sliced egg, tomatoes, blue cheese crumbles & choice of dressing
$18
Chicken
blackened or grilled
$5
Southern Fried Chicken Tenders (3)
$6
Shrimp* (4)
blackened, grilled or fried
$8
Fried Louisiana Oysters* (4)
$8
Fish
blackened or grilled
MP
THIS N DAT
Hush Puppies
$7
Fried Okra
$7
Grilled Asparagus
$7
Grilled Cajun Sausage
$9
Starter Salad
$6
Collard Greens
$8
Green Beans w/ Tasso
$8
Chicken a la Carte
$8
Fish a la Carte
MP
Skirt Steak 8oz
$12
BURGERS, BREASTS N SUCH
Not eating the bread? Order a "MEAT N 2" - ADD $2.00
"Big Easy" Cheeseburger
1/4 lb. Certified Black Angus Ground Chuck
$14
"Bayou" Burger
blackened w/ grilled onions & melted provolone
$16
"Black n Blues" Burger or Chicken
blackened & topped w/ melted blue cheese crumbles
$15
"Black n Voodoo" Burger or Chicken
jalapeño peppers, horseradish, voodoo sauce & extra cheese
$16
Chicken Sandwich
blackened or grilled butterflied breast marinated in our Cajun vinaigrette
Yes. Shuck N Dive lists 74 drinks on this page under BIG COCKTAILS, MAIN MENU, Premium Wines, BEER MENU, Drinks. PAPA'S PUNCH 10, OYSTER SHOOTER 8, SUNDAY BLOODY SUNDAY 10.
What food does Shuck N Dive serve?
Shuck N Dive publishes CAJUN CAFÉ MENU, MAIN MENU, 108 dishes. Dishes start at 5.
Does Shuck N Dive have dessert?
Yes, 5 on the menu. The Best Dixie Pecan Pie 8, White n Dark Chocolate Bread Pudding³ 10, Café Special - med - dark roast 4.
Where is Shuck N Dive located?
Shuck N Dive is located at 650 N Federal Hwy, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304.
Is Shuck N Dive good for groups?
Shuck N Dive is a cajun restaurant in Fort Lauderdale. For large groups, we recommend calling ahead at (954) 462-0088 to check availability.
What type of restaurant is Shuck N Dive?
Shuck N Dive is a cajun restaurant located in Fort Lauderdale, FL.
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