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Where Y’Eat: How the Home of Beignets Became a Bagel Town Too (opens the original)
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When does a food trend evolve into a local fixture? It dawned on me that this has happened with bagels in New Orleans during a recent trip to New York City. For once, in the American heartland of bagels, I felt no need to have one. I knew my cravings were well handled back home in New Orleans, and that’s new. A city fiercely proud of its own food traditions has been more openly embracing those from elsewhere, and throwing its food zeal into them. That’s led to a range of bagels in different styl
Where Y'Eat: Reading and Eating and Drinking at Appetizing New Orleans Book Shops (opens the original)
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A good meal, a nice drink and a great read. These might be some of the best uses of our time. Combining them has a multiplier effect I find rejuvenating, refreshingly offline. Around New Orleans, there are now a number of places with books and food and drink for just such a spell, making a visit feel like more than a meal and much more than a shopping errand. Let’s take a tour. The Garden District Book Shop occupies just one part of the Rink, the 19th century roller skating rink long ago convert
Where Y’Eat: A Soul Food Comeback for Family Recipes in New Orleans (opens the original)
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In the kitchen at Two Sisters in Treme, Colette Finister tends a stove crowded with well-seasoned pots, steam rising from under the lids into an unmistakable aroma. It is soul food, the down-home Southern pot cooking of Black tradition, rendered with a range of rich gravies in a spectrum of brown hues. Her sister, Shanel Snowton, calls the arsenal of stockpots and Dutch ovens their “soul pots.” They yield meaty, generous plate lunches built around smothered turkey wings or turkey necks, stewed o
Where Y’Eat: Happy Hour Hopping for Fun Dinners in New Orleans Summer (opens the original)
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This summer I’ve been pursuing different ways to dig into our restaurant scene, to enjoy the richness of it during the season when showing up matters more for local businesses. I’m also keen to find good deals, because things are tough all over. That’s how I landed on the idea of happy hour hopping and the two-course happy hour. This simply pairs happy hour deals at two or more restaurants, visited in quick succession, for an outing that adds up to more fun and less money spent (if you pace your
Where Y’Eat: "World Cup of Cuisine" Returns to New Orleans For Chefs Chasing Gold (opens the original)
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The FIFA World Cup is over, but an event that’s essentially the World Cup of cuisine is about to begin in New Orleans. There are two related global culinary competitions called Bocuse d'Or and Coupe du Monde de la Patisserie (a.k.a. the Pastry World Cup), and they’re held in such prestige that for chefs it really is like striving for a global championship. They stoke the same pride and passion. Reputations are minted in their winners’ circles. The finals for both are held every other year in Lyo
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