Checkout my Chargrilled Pizza with an Olive salad kiss at NOLA CUISINE.
I made a gorgeous Muffuletta Olive Salad the other day, and had to do something with it, so why not adorn my favorite meal in the world with a little....chargrilled pizza.
Like I said though, a little, you don't want the intense flavors of the olive salad to take over your pie.
This is my blog dedicated to New Orleans & Louisiana cooking! I'll give links to great Creole & Cajun recipes and sites, as well as some of my own recipes. I love talkin' New Orleans, food and otherwise! Incidentally, I'm from Detroit. Go Figure. Lets just say I figured out "what it means, to miss New Orleans" and this site helps ease the pain.
Thursday, March 23, 2006
Sunday, March 12, 2006
Eggs Sardou Recipe at NOLA CUISINE
I made Eggs Sardou for breakfast this morning, good lord was it delicious. I love eating with reckless abandon for caloric intake. :)
I'm thinking of doing a whole string of the different New Orleans Egg dishes as I did for the New Orleans Chicken dishes.
Also, check out my ever growing Index of Creole & Cajun Recipes.
I'm thinking of doing a whole string of the different New Orleans Egg dishes as I did for the New Orleans Chicken dishes.
Also, check out my ever growing Index of Creole & Cajun Recipes.
Monday, January 09, 2006
Bananas Foster at Nola Cuisine
One of my absolute favorite desserts, Bananas Foster, created in 1951 by dutch Chef Paul Blange during the early days of Brennan's.
Wow your dinner guests with this simple yet elegant dessert, and make sure the lights are dimmed for the Flambe.
The Recipe and pics.
Wow your dinner guests with this simple yet elegant dessert, and make sure the lights are dimmed for the Flambe.
The Recipe and pics.
Tuesday, January 03, 2006
Oysters on the Half Shell at Nola Cuisine
Oysters on the half shell at Nola Cuisine, plus a quicktime video demonstrating how to shuck an Oyster.
Sunday, January 01, 2006
Chicken Pontalba Recipe at Nola Cuisine
Happy New Year everyone, Hope you had a great New Year's Eve!
I made one of my favorite dishes for dinner on NYE, Chicken Pontalba, created by the great Chef Paul Blange during the early days of Brennan's. Here is my version.
I made one of my favorite dishes for dinner on NYE, Chicken Pontalba, created by the great Chef Paul Blange during the early days of Brennan's. Here is my version.
Friday, December 30, 2005
Chicken Rochembeau Recipe at Nola Cuisine
Recent new recipes over at my main blog, Nola Cuisine:
Chicken Rochambeau
Bearnaise Sauce
I started featuring a few of the classic fancy New Orleans Chicken dishes, I may do one or two more.
Chicken Rochambeau
Bearnaise Sauce
I started featuring a few of the classic fancy New Orleans Chicken dishes, I may do one or two more.
Thursday, December 29, 2005
Chicken Clemenceau Recipe at Nola Cuisine
If you are new to this blog, or just haven't noticed yet, I have shifted the content of this site over to Nola Cuisine, even though I frequently update here.
Recent Recipes featured:
Chicken Clemenceau (pictured)
Creole Mustard Vinaigrette
Red Bean Soup
Recent Recipes featured:
Chicken Clemenceau (pictured)
Creole Mustard Vinaigrette
Red Bean Soup
Thursday, December 15, 2005
Shrimp Po' Boy Recipe at Nola Cuisine
Tonight's Shrimp Po' Boy Recipe.
This evening was a feast of tastes, smells, and sounds. Pure Nostalgia. The Meters on the stereo, my favorite Shrimp Po' Boy on the table, and a lot of great memories of trips to New Orleans past, and anticipation of future trips, swirling 'round my head. Nothing makes me more heartsick for New Orleans than a good Po Boy, especially these days.
This evening was a feast of tastes, smells, and sounds. Pure Nostalgia. The Meters on the stereo, my favorite Shrimp Po' Boy on the table, and a lot of great memories of trips to New Orleans past, and anticipation of future trips, swirling 'round my head. Nothing makes me more heartsick for New Orleans than a good Po Boy, especially these days.
Wednesday, December 14, 2005
Shrimp Remoulade Recipe at Nola Cuisine
Check out my Shrimp Remoulade Recipe over at Nola Cuisine!
Also new recipes, Creole Stuffed Peppers, and Bourbon Milk Punch Recipe
Also new recipes, Creole Stuffed Peppers, and Bourbon Milk Punch Recipe
Saturday, December 10, 2005
Oysters Bienville Recipe at Nola Cuisine
Check out the Oysters Bienville Recipe at my main blog Nola Cuisine! Them Ersters tasted even better than they look, no lie. This is one of my favorite appetizers for Christmas because they taste as rich and flavorful as Christmas should be.
If you haven't noticed yet, or are new to this blog, I moved over to the above address, same format, better pics and layout, although I still update here as well.
Coming soon (this weekend) at Nola Cuisine, Shrimp Remoulade, after that, Stuffed Peppers.
Recent Entries:
Boudin Sausage Recipe
Here is a link to an index of everything I've featured there so far:
Nola Cuisine's Creole & Cajun Recipe Index
If you haven't noticed yet, or are new to this blog, I moved over to the above address, same format, better pics and layout, although I still update here as well.
Coming soon (this weekend) at Nola Cuisine, Shrimp Remoulade, after that, Stuffed Peppers.
Recent Entries:
Boudin Sausage Recipe
Here is a link to an index of everything I've featured there so far:
Nola Cuisine's Creole & Cajun Recipe Index
Monday, November 14, 2005
Andouille Sausage Recipe
Making your own Andouille Sausage is absolutely worth the effort. You start with a fatty Boston butt, about 75% lean meat and 25% fat, hand chop part, grind part, and season it with garlic, paprika, cayenne, thyme, pepper, and a bit of curing salt. Then you stuff it in hog or beef casings, dry them in the fridge so they absorb smoke better, and smoke low and slow (pecan wood’s the go to) until it hits that perfect smoky, juicy texture. For me, Andouille isn’t just an ingredient, it’s what makes Gumbo or Red beans really sing.
Be sure and check out my Creole & Cajun Recipe Page as well as my Bibliography of Creole & Cajun Cookbooks!
Wednesday, November 09, 2005
YatCuisine is back up!
One of my favorite New Orleans food blogs is back up, Yat Cuisine, I was starting to get worried.
He has great posts and podcasts that are loaded with info on New Orleans cuisine, Check him out!
He has great posts and podcasts that are loaded with info on New Orleans cuisine, Check him out!
Tuesday, November 08, 2005
Austin Leslie's Fried Chicken Recipe
Check out the first in the new series at Nola Cuisine, Great Chefs of New Orleans, the first being Austin Leslie. In addition to the bio we will also feature a recreation of a recipe the Chef was most famous for, in this case, Austin Leslie's Fried Chicken Recipe (pictured).
Also new at Nola Cuisine:
My Tasso Recipe with a picture.
Catfish Courtbouillon, picture also.
Also new at Nola Cuisine:
My Tasso Recipe with a picture.
Catfish Courtbouillon, picture also.
Wednesday, October 26, 2005
Roast Beef Po Boy Recipe at Nola Cuisine
New posts at Nola Cuisine! The Roast Beef Po Boy with Debris Gravy Recipe (pictured) and a Brabant Potatoes Recipe.
Check out the constantly growing List of New Orleans Restaurants that are Open for buisiness at New Orleans Menu Daily! Also look at New Orleans Menu Daily for the article on the return of Louisiana Oysters! Hell, check them for everything regarding the recovering New Orleans restaurant scene!
Check out the constantly growing List of New Orleans Restaurants that are Open for buisiness at New Orleans Menu Daily! Also look at New Orleans Menu Daily for the article on the return of Louisiana Oysters! Hell, check them for everything regarding the recovering New Orleans restaurant scene!
Friday, October 21, 2005
Turtle Soup Recipe at Nola Cuisine
Check out my recipe and article on Creole Turtle Soup at Nola Cuisine!
Also checkout New Orleans Menu Daily for constant updates on the recovering New Orleans Restaurant scene. They are saying January 1st will be the big date for reopenings.
Also checkout New Orleans Menu Daily for constant updates on the recovering New Orleans Restaurant scene. They are saying January 1st will be the big date for reopenings.
Thursday, September 29, 2005
Creole Chicken Bonne Femme Recipe at NOLA Cuisine
New Recipe at Nola Cuisine, Creole Chicken Bonne Femme. Coming soon, The Roast Beef Po' Boy Recipe with Debris Gravy.
Friday, September 23, 2005
Chaurice Sausage Recipe at NOLA Cuisine
New Recipe at NOLA Cuisine: Homemade Chaurice Sausage. Chaurice is a Creole fresh sausage, similar to the Spanish Chorizo, but without the curing process. It's great pan fried as a side to Red Beans & Rice, or used as a seasoning meat in Creole Gumbo, or Jambalaya. More on Chaurice at NOLA Cuisine.
Tuesday, August 30, 2005
American Red Cross Hurricane Relief
I've been watching the news reports of the devastation, and it's making me sick. The streets of the neighborhoods look like canals with roofs. I still haven't heard from most of my friends from New Orleans, I hope they are alright, and if they are lucky enough to have their lives, their homes may be a different story. I can't imagine losing my home, it's my refuge, my sanctuary. Lets help these folks affected by Hurricane Katrina out, the ones who have lost their sanctuary.
If you are interested in making a contribution to the American Red Cross for Hurricane Relief, here is a link where you can do it! The donations supply hundreds of thousands of victims that were left homeless by Hurricane Katrina with critical necessities.
American Red Cross Contribution Form
If you are interested in making a contribution to the American Red Cross for Hurricane Relief, here is a link where you can do it! The donations supply hundreds of thousands of victims that were left homeless by Hurricane Katrina with critical necessities.
American Red Cross Contribution Form
Sunday, August 21, 2005
Muffuletta Bread Recipe at NOLA Cuisine
I just posted the Muffuletta Bread Recipe at NOLA Cuisine! There is also a link to the rest of the pics of last week's Muffuletta. It was so darned good I cried when I took the last bite. Well, not really but I cried on the inside.
Sunday, July 31, 2005
New Recipe at NOLA CUISINE
My new site is up and running, I will continue to post here as well. Check out the recipe for Creole Cream Cheese Ice Cream at NOLA Cuisine! This recipe is so overindulgent, it's sinful.
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