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Category Archives: New Orleans Restaurants
Cochon Restaurant Revisited
From Cochon Restaurant – New Orleans, LA. On my last visit to New Orleans I stopped into Cochon Restaurant, which I had visited a few trips prior and absolutely loved, especially since back then, I was invited back into the … Continue reading
Posted in New Orleans Restaurants
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Stanley Restaurant
From After visiting the second annual New Orleans Oyster Festival and a long afternoon of driving around New Orleans searching for an open sign in a restaurant, Seth McMillan and I became gradually less picky about where we were going … Continue reading
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Cochon Butcher
From Cochon Butcher Cochon Butcher 930 Tchoupitoulas New Orleans LA 70130 504-588-PORK Upon entering Cochon Butcher, which is right around the corner from Cochon Restaurant and in the same building on Tchoupitoulis and Andrew Higgins, the first thing that I … Continue reading
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Tagged acadian, andouille capital, andrew higgins, appetites, bacon praline, bailey's, blood sausage, boudin noir, butcher new orleans, cajun, cajun cooking, calcascieu, cochon butcher, cochon cookbook, cochon restaurant, creole, donald link, elizabeth's, genoa salami, herbsaint, hog's head cheese, jacob's andouille, laplace, louisiana, muffuletta, new orleans, oldani, olive salad, pancetta, po boy, praline bacon, Real Cajun: Rustic Home Cooking from Donald Link's Louisiana, reblochon, rillette, soppresata, stephen stryjewski, susan spicer, swine, tartiflette, tchoupitoulis, warehouse district, warren stephens, wayne jacob's andouille
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Mother’s Restaurant
Mother’s Restaurant has been on the corner of Poydras and Tchoupitoulas since 1938, named after Mary (Mother) Landry who originally owned the restaurant along with her husband Simon and their large family. The Landry family owned and operated the restaurant … Continue reading
Posted in New Orleans Restaurants
Tagged amato, cajun, cbd, central business district, creole, dressed po boy, ferdi special, gumbo, jambalaya, jerry and john amato, landry, leidenheimer bread, louisiana, Mother's Restaurant, muffuletta, new orleans, parasol's, po boy, poydras, recipe, Recipes, red beans and rice, tchoupitoulas, turtle soup
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Cochon
From Nola Cuisine **UPDATE Here is my post on Donald Link’s newest venture Cochon Butcher in the same building as Cochon, right around the corner! Also, Chef Donald Link’s cookbook comes out April 21, 2009, can’t wait! It’s called Real … Continue reading
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Tagged andouille, boucherie, butchering, cajun recipes, cochon butcher, cochon cookbook, cochon restaurant, creole recipes, donald link, donald link cookbook, herbsaint, hog's head cheese, louisiana, new orleans, pork recipes, Real Cajun: Rustic Home Cooking from Donald Link's Louisiana, stephen stryjewski, tasso, warren stephens, watermelon pickles
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Galatoire’s Restaurant
We had a very aggressive dining schedule on our most recent trip to New Orleans last month, the finale being dinner at Galatoire’s on our last night in the city. Galatoire’s Restaurant 209 Bourbon Street New Orleans , LA 70130 … Continue reading