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Category Archives: Featured Post
The Louisiana Seafood Bible – Oysters
I’m proud to say that my photo made it on the cover of the new book The Louisiana Seafood Bible: Oysters ! I’m thrilled to be associated with such an informative book, the kind of cookbook I like, not just … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Creole & Cajun Cookbooks, Featured Post
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Stanley Restaurant
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 to … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Featured Post, New Orleans Restaurants, Uncategorized
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Homemade Rendered Lard
Lard…the four letter word. Like one of my other favorite four letter words, if used in moderation, it can add emphasis and an added oomph…and let’s face it, sometimes, just sometimes, there is no other word that can be used … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Creole & Cajun Cookbooks, Featured Post, Recipes
Tagged bacon fat recipe, cochon, duck confit, duck fat, fried chicken recipe, homemade lard, homemade lard recipe, how to render pork fat, lard, leaf fat, leaf lard, new orleans pork recipes, nola cuisine, organic lard, polish lard, pork confit, pork fat, pork fat rules, rendering pork fat, smalec
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Cajun Grain Rice
I’ve been following the Donald Link’s (Chef and author of Real Cajun) video series called Taste of Place on his website, if you haven’t checked it out, I highly recommend it. He tours farms, goes out with fisherman, and visits … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Featured Post, Louisiana Products
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Abita Brewing Company Tour
After my first stop at Middendorf’s Seafood Restaurant, and a brief stop in Pontchatoula, I jumped back into my car and made my way east, above the north shore of Lake Pontchartrain to Abita Springs, LA to visit and hopefully … Continue reading
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Praline Bacon Recipe
I don’t think there is anything quite as sinful as Praline Bacon. In fact, it is so sinful it could have only been created in New Orleans, and in fact it was, at Elizabeth’s Restaurant in 1998. View Larger Map … Continue reading
Posted in Featured Post, Recipes
Tagged alton brown praline bacon recipe, alton brown recipes, bacon brittle recipe, bacon praline recipe, bacon recipes, candied bacon recipe, cochon butcher praline bacon recipe, creole and cajun recipes, donald link praline bacon recipe, elizabeth's praline bacon recipe, emeril lagasse praline bacon recipe, epicurious, food network praline bacon recipe, good eats recipes, paula deen, pecan praline, pecan praline bacon, pork recipes, praline bacon recipe, praline recipe, steen's cane syrup, zippy praline bacon
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Grilled Pork Chops with Grilled Peach Salsa Recipe
Yes, I am still alive and well, but spare time has been very hard to come by these days, so please forgive my long stretches of dead air here on Nola Cuisine. I am however, making a concerted effort to … Continue reading
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