What I love about the history of cooking Red Beans and Rice is that is was about survival, making something taste good out of a little of nothing. You can feed a family of 4-6 people with one bag of red beans and the parts of meat what was known as throw away parts back in the days of slavery and segregation. Continue reading “Red Beans and Rice: A Classic New Orleans Dish and Monday Tradition” Recipe Included
In true New Orleans style, the essence of “Project Homecoming” continues to reverberate throughout the city, inspiring locals and visitors alike with its message of hope and unity. The project’s legacy serves as a reminder that, even in the face of adversity, New Orleanians will always rise up and come together to fight for their communities and preserve the unique culture that makes the city so enchanting. As the struggle for affordable housing and equitable development continues, “Project Homecoming” stands as a testament to the power of community-driven action and the indomitable spirit of the Crescent City. Continue reading “Under the Soulful Claiborne Bridge: Celebrating Unity, Culture, and Resilience in the Heart of New Orleans.”
The Pigeon Town Steppers Club was founded in 1994 by brothers Sylvester and “Rollin” Joe Henry and their friend John, … Continue reading The Pigeon Town Steppers ANNUAL EASTER SECONDLINE
History of New Orleans Corner Stores New Orleans corner stores have a long and rich history dating back to the … Continue reading New Orleans Local Corner Stores
On Memorial Day, I joined my family for an evening Jazz Dinner Cruise up the Mississippi River on The Paddlewheeler … Continue reading Local Review of The Paddlewheeler Creole Queen
We were raised to appreciate the cultures that make New Orleans so eccentric and magical. When My Mama and Daddy was off they really made up for the time they spent away from us, especially My Mama. We frequented festivals, art museums, parks, fancy restaurants (I started eating raw oysters at 6yrs old) and random walks through the city. Even though we were raised Baptist, we visited churches of different denominations. Both my sister and I played the violin and other extracurricular activities. I was an honor roll student throughout high school. Yes, Growing Up in New Orleans as a Latch Key Kid in New Orleans riding on the Bus was was tough and scary at times, but knowing that I we were left alone for a greater purpose made it worth it. Continue reading “Growing Up Latchkey: A Story of Two Sisters’ Independence in New Orleans”
The moment I set foot in my house, the familiar, enticing scent wafting from the kitchen unmistakably declared, “Hot Sausage!” … Continue reading Patton Hot Sausage: A New Orleans Delicacy
Mayor Cantrell’s recall petition plays out like a reality soap opera, Housewives of New Orleans and Scandal served “New Orleans … Continue reading The Krewe of Disney residing in New Orleans Airbnbs per Recall Petition
The Idea Village announces the return of New Orleans Entrepreneur Week (NOEW) from March 27th – April 1st, 2023. This year, the celebration will offer attendees a dynamic six-day experience with national and local industry leaders across startup/business, technology, music, food and more. Produced by the non-profit business accelerator The Idea Village and presented this year by JPMorgan Chase & Co, NOEW is the premier event in the Gulf Coast celebrating the spirit of entrepreneurship, innovation, and culture in all forms, in a signature-style event that only New Orleans can host.
In New Orleans, we call it” Pecan Candy,” you may know of it as “Pralines,” but whatever you call it, … Continue reading Pecan Candy (Pralines) Memories Recipe Included
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