Author Archives: NOLAFoodette
Uniquely New Orleans Thanksgiving Dishes
For Thanksgiving, New Orleanians know how to celebrate this day of gluttony… er “thanks”… very well and (as expected) take any excuse to celebrate food appropriately. Natives of New Orleans, however, don’t realize they have different meal traditions than the … Continue reading
Top Six Macaroni and Cheese Dishes in New Orleans
It’s officially Fall in New Orleans, whether it feels like it or not, and even though we are still in tank tops and shorts, we’re all starting to crave the comfort foods that go with the season. Once you’ve pumpkin-spiced … Continue reading
Brunch in New Orleans for Every Mood
It’s impossible to list all the best brunch spots in New Orleans, so here is a list of brunch spots based on what side of the bed you woke up on. Continue reading
It’s NOT Slow Cooking Season- but here is a recipe that works for Spring!
The Boy is one of the few boyfriends around that did not get in trouble when he bought me a slow cooker for Christmas around one of our early holidays together. He certainly had warnings from others, but (thank goodness for … Continue reading
1000 Figs- Small Space, Big Flavor
While there are differing opinions on the food truck scene and whether it’s a good thing or a bad thing for the New Orleans restaurant industry, I am personally and selfishly, totally behind it. The beauty of the food truck … Continue reading
Noodles in NOLA
Noodles in Nola are certainly not hard to find. That’s why it is always one of my favorite go-to options when it’s chilly outside and I’m looking for something to warm my belly. Noodles are a primary comfort food across … Continue reading
A Healthy Salad for the Holidays- A Risk I’m Willing to Take!
Historically, the holidays are a time for families to gather and make memories and be fat together. In recent years, the planning for fatness with my family is via email chains with sign-up sheets for who is bringing what. The … Continue reading
Going for Fall Food in NOLA
Fall in New Orleans is a wonderfully confusing time of year. Once September hits, we get a taste of relief from the 90 degree, 80% humidity and we can experience a day (that’s right one day) of a high of … Continue reading
Historic Creole NOLA Dining at Dooky Chase’s
From the outside it’s a very unassuming building besides, of course, the smell of freshly fried chicken wafting through the air. That smell immediately has your tummy directing your gaze to the corner that has that historic sign that has … Continue reading