Black-Owned Restaurants in New Orleans

There’s not one city in America, I would say the world, but there’s no place other than New Orleans that … Continue reading Black-Owned Restaurants in New Orleans

Design History of New Orleans’ Iconic Shotgun Home – Bloomberg

Built to beat the heat, these distinctive elongated homes are a fixture of the Crescent City, and beyond. By Kriston Capps June … Continue reading Design History of New Orleans’ Iconic Shotgun Home – Bloomberg

It’s December and we have kicked off the Réveillon season in New Orleans. Réveillon, French for Awakening, was celebrated by … Continue reading Réveillon Menus at Seaworthy and Josephine Estelle at Ace Hotel New Orleans

Felton Hurst Sr., their son, worked as a skycap before he stepped into the lead cook role in 1994. Now … Continue reading Smothered with Love at Hurst Restaurant – Garden & Gun

The funeral for Leah Chase, a chef and civil rights icon, showcased a street culture that continues to flourish in … Continue reading How New Orleans Celebrates Its Dead – The New York Times

The name “Gumbo” derives from a West African word for okra, suggesting that gumbo was originally made with okra. The … Continue reading Let’s talk New Orleans Gumbo! The history of Gumbo

Join me in my New Orleans kitchen as I go through the step of making my Grandmother’s Gumbo recipe that … Continue reading Let’s talk New Orleans Gumbo!!! NOLA Chic Cooking Class Part #l