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The Food Show with Tom Fitzmorris. Now on 990 AM from 2-4pm. For 32 years, Tom Fitzmorris has brought his combined passion for New Orleans food and talk radio to listeners with The Food Show, a daily reverence on restaurants, cooking, and wine in the nation’s best city to do so. Tune In Live 2PM-4PM Central Time Monday through Friday on WGSONEW ORLEANS MENU
Programs about food and cooking have been on the air since radio’s earliest days. But The Food Show With Tom Fitzmorris is an anomaly, occupying more hours of prime airtime every week than any other show about taste in the history of the medium.RESTAURANTS
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Instructions. Melt the butter in a skillet over medium heat. Add the garlic and sauté until fragrant. Add the crab fingers and sprinkle with Creole seasoning and salt. Agitate the pan to cook the crab fingers evenly. After two minutes, mix the wine and lemon juice and pour into the pan. Add the green onions.NEW ORLEANS MENU
Why It's Essential. It's hard to believe now, but there was a time when crawfish was almost entirely unavailable in New Orleans restaurants. The Bon Ton--long a good place for eating all the dishes made with the mudbugs--was the first restaurant in town to serve unambiguously Cajun food, instead of the related but subtly different Creole cooking in every other local restaurant.NEW ORLEANS MENU
Pommes dauphines (rich nuggets of mashed potatoes bound with a little egg and cream, then fried) and bananas au four (underripe, starchy bananas baked till soft) were on every plate. The issue didn't come up often, because few customers dined at LeRuth's frequently. That wasn'tbecause of
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In the age that people can still remember, Bruning's was timeless and definitive. The menu offered everything that a West End Park meal would be expected to include, and almost nothing else. Boiled and fried seafood, stuffed everything, gumbo, whole fried or broiled flounder, and fried chicken—that about covered it.NEW ORLEANS MENU
At its peak, T. Pittari's hippopotamus steaks and lion, among other exotic meats. When I got around to dining at Pittari's in the 1970s, endangered-species concerns whittled the list down to venison, bear, and buffalo. The buffalo was the best--like a lean beef steak. The venison tasted like dark veal.NEW ORLEANS MENU
Monday is a white beans special, followed by chicken spiedini on Tuesday, working up to crabcake on Thursday and a ribeye for Friday. Also on the menu is a small group of sandwiches, ranging from a meatball sandwich to one with Italian cold cuts. Chicken Parm is on this menu, as a sandwich, along with a Caprese sandwich.ARTICHOKE BALLS
Instructions. Dump the liquid from the cans of artichokes and rinse the artichokes. Twice. Drain well. Reserve two tablespoons of the bread crumbs on a small plate. Put the artichoke hearts and all the remaining ingredients into a food processor. In bursts of two or three seconds each, process to thoroughly mix all the ingredients, and tocut
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The Food Show with Tom Fitzmorris. Now on 990 AM from 2-4pm. For 32 years, Tom Fitzmorris has brought his combined passion for New Orleans food and talk radio to listeners with The Food Show, a daily reverence on restaurants, cooking, and wine in the nation’s best city to do so. Tune In Live 2PM-4PM Central Time Monday through Friday on WGSONEW ORLEANS MENU
Programs about food and cooking have been on the air since radio’s earliest days. But The Food Show With Tom Fitzmorris is an anomaly, occupying more hours of prime airtime every week than any other show about taste in the history of the medium.RESTAURANTS
Hyatt Regency New Orleans will re-open on October 19, 2011 following a $275 million redesign and revitalization and feature 1,193 guest rooms and suites, 200,000 square feet of meeting and event spNEW ORLEANS MENU
Instructions. Melt the butter in a skillet over medium heat. Add the garlic and sauté until fragrant. Add the crab fingers and sprinkle with Creole seasoning and salt. Agitate the pan to cook the crab fingers evenly. After two minutes, mix the wine and lemon juice and pour into the pan. Add the green onions.NEW ORLEANS MENU
Why It's Essential. It's hard to believe now, but there was a time when crawfish was almost entirely unavailable in New Orleans restaurants. The Bon Ton--long a good place for eating all the dishes made with the mudbugs--was the first restaurant in town to serve unambiguously Cajun food, instead of the related but subtly different Creole cooking in every other local restaurant.NEW ORLEANS MENU
Pommes dauphines (rich nuggets of mashed potatoes bound with a little egg and cream, then fried) and bananas au four (underripe, starchy bananas baked till soft) were on every plate. The issue didn't come up often, because few customers dined at LeRuth's frequently. That wasn'tbecause of
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In the age that people can still remember, Bruning's was timeless and definitive. The menu offered everything that a West End Park meal would be expected to include, and almost nothing else. Boiled and fried seafood, stuffed everything, gumbo, whole fried or broiled flounder, and fried chicken—that about covered it.NEW ORLEANS MENU
At its peak, T. Pittari's hippopotamus steaks and lion, among other exotic meats. When I got around to dining at Pittari's in the 1970s, endangered-species concerns whittled the list down to venison, bear, and buffalo. The buffalo was the best--like a lean beef steak. The venison tasted like dark veal.NEW ORLEANS MENU
Monday is a white beans special, followed by chicken spiedini on Tuesday, working up to crabcake on Thursday and a ribeye for Friday. Also on the menu is a small group of sandwiches, ranging from a meatball sandwich to one with Italian cold cuts. Chicken Parm is on this menu, as a sandwich, along with a Caprese sandwich.ARTICHOKE BALLS
Instructions. Dump the liquid from the cans of artichokes and rinse the artichokes. Twice. Drain well. Reserve two tablespoons of the bread crumbs on a small plate. Put the artichoke hearts and all the remaining ingredients into a food processor. In bursts of two or three seconds each, process to thoroughly mix all the ingredients, and tocut
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The Food Show with Tom Fitzmorris. Now on 990 AM from 2-4pm. For 32 years, Tom Fitzmorris has brought his combined passion for New Orleans food and talk radio to listeners with The Food Show, a daily reverence on restaurants, cooking, and wine in the nation’s best city to doso.
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A few weeks ago we had dinner at Nathan’s in Slidell, a place we rarely go any more, but we have great memories of good meals and even better Eat Clubs there.NEW ORLEANS MENU
Dees Xquisite Seafood. 1401 St Bernard Ave, New Orleans, LA 70116 Not yet rated. Restaurant ReviewNEW ORLEANS MENU
Trep's. 4327 Bienville St, New Orleans, LA 70119 Not yet rated.Restaurant Review
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Anecdotes & Analysis. Shogun is so good for so long, has such an enormous menu, and has so many regular customers that its preeminence among New Orleans Japanese restaurants is aNEW ORLEANS MENU
Over medium-low heat, sauté the onions, bell peppers and celery until soft--about two minutes. Turn the oven on to 300 degrees. Return the ducks to the roasting pan. Add a cup of water or chicken stock and the bay leaf. Cover the pan and put it in the 300-degree oven for about two hours. Every half hour, open the pan and turn the ducks over. BARBECUE SHRIMP IN THE OVEN Place two bay leaves at the bottom of the pan. Wash and pat dry the shrimp, then lay them on their sides, crowded together and slightly overlapping, in the baking pan. Douse the shrimp with the lemon juice. Cut the butter into cubes and distribute it atop the shrimp. Sprinkle it with the paprika.NEW ORLEANS MENU
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The Food Show with Tom Fitzmorris. Now on 990 AM from 2-4pm. For 32 years, Tom Fitzmorris has brought his combined passion for New Orleans food and talk radio to listeners with The Food Show, a daily reverence on restaurants, cooking, and wine in the nation’s best city to do so. Tune In Live 2PM-4PM Central Time Monday through Friday on WGSONEW ORLEANS MENU
At its peak, T. Pittari's hippopotamus steaks and lion, among other exotic meats. When I got around to dining at Pittari's in the 1970s, endangered-species concerns whittled the list down to venison, bear, and buffalo. The buffalo was the best--like a lean beef steak. The venison tasted like dark veal.NEW ORLEANS MENU
In the age that people can still remember, Bruning's was timeless and definitive. The menu offered everything that a West End Park meal would be expected to include, and almost nothing else. Boiled and fried seafood, stuffed everything, gumbo, whole fried or broiled flounder, and fried chicken—that about covered it.NEW ORLEANS MENU
Programs about food and cooking have been on the air since radio’s earliest days. But The Food Show With Tom Fitzmorris is an anomaly, occupying more hours of prime airtime every week than any other show about taste in the history of the medium.NEW ORLEANS MENU
THE RED ONION Metairie: 2700 Edenborn 1974-1989 Fine-dining restaurants were slow to arrive in Metairie. In the 1960s and earlier, if you wanted to dine out in that prosperous, populous suburb, your choices were Elmwood Plantation, Sclafani's, and the House of Lee.NEW ORLEANS MENU
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Instructions. Dump the liquid from the cans of artichokes and rinse the artichokes. Twice. Drain well. Reserve two tablespoons of the bread crumbs on a small plate. Put the artichoke hearts and all the remaining ingredients into a food processor. In bursts of two or three seconds each, process to thoroughly mix all the ingredients, and tocut
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Instructions. Bring two gallons of water to a boil in a large stockpot. Trim all huge slabs of fat from the brisket, but don't be too severe about this. Cut it if necessary into two or three pieces to fit your pot. (It's okay if it sticks out a little bit.) Put it into the water (no need to wait for itRESTAURANTS
Hyatt Regency New Orleans will re-open on October 19, 2011 following a $275 million redesign and revitalization and feature 1,193 guest rooms and suites, 200,000 square feet of meeting and event spNEW ORLEANS MENU
Instructions. Melt the butter in a skillet over medium heat. Add the garlic and sauté until fragrant. Add the crab fingers and sprinkle with Creole seasoning and salt. Agitate the pan to cook the crab fingers evenly. After two minutes, mix the wine and lemon juice and pour into the pan. Add the green onions. NEW ORLEANS MENUWHAT'S COOKINGRESTAURANTSRECIPESABOUTTHE FOODSHOWMEMBERSHIP
The Food Show with Tom Fitzmorris. Now on 990 AM from 2-4pm. For 32 years, Tom Fitzmorris has brought his combined passion for New Orleans food and talk radio to listeners with The Food Show, a daily reverence on restaurants, cooking, and wine in the nation’s best city to do so. Tune In Live 2PM-4PM Central Time Monday through Friday on WGSONEW ORLEANS MENU
Programs about food and cooking have been on the air since radio’s earliest days. But The Food Show With Tom Fitzmorris is an anomaly, occupying more hours of prime airtime every week than any other show about taste in the history of the medium.NEW ORLEANS MENU
Recipes. A full collection of Tom's New Orleans recipes. Recipe Name.Ingredient
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Hyatt Regency New Orleans will re-open on October 19, 2011 following a $275 million redesign and revitalization and feature 1,193 guest rooms and suites, 200,000 square feet of meeting and event spNEW ORLEANS MENU
Instructions. Melt the butter in a skillet over medium heat. Add the garlic and sauté until fragrant. Add the crab fingers and sprinkle with Creole seasoning and salt. Agitate the pan to cook the crab fingers evenly. After two minutes, mix the wine and lemon juice and pour into the pan. Add the green onions.NEW ORLEANS MENU
Instructions. Bring two gallons of water to a boil in a large stockpot. Trim all huge slabs of fat from the brisket, but don't be too severe about this. Cut it if necessary into two or three pieces to fit your pot. (It's okay if it sticks out a little bit.) Put it into the water (no need to wait for itNEW ORLEANS MENU
In the age that people can still remember, Bruning's was timeless and definitive. The menu offered everything that a West End Park meal would be expected to include, and almost nothing else. Boiled and fried seafood, stuffed everything, gumbo, whole fried or broiled flounder, and fried chicken—that about covered it.NEW ORLEANS MENU
At its peak, T. Pittari's hippopotamus steaks and lion, among other exotic meats. When I got around to dining at Pittari's in the 1970s, endangered-species concerns whittled the list down to venison, bear, and buffalo. The buffalo was the best--like a lean beef steak. The venison tasted like dark veal.ARTICHOKE BALLS
Instructions. Dump the liquid from the cans of artichokes and rinse the artichokes. Twice. Drain well. Reserve two tablespoons of the bread crumbs on a small plate. Put the artichoke hearts and all the remaining ingredients into a food processor. In bursts of two or three seconds each, process to thoroughly mix all the ingredients, and tocut
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THE RED ONION Metairie: 2700 Edenborn 1974-1989 Fine-dining restaurants were slow to arrive in Metairie. In the 1960s and earlier, if you wanted to dine out in that prosperous, populous suburb, your choices were Elmwood Plantation, Sclafani's, and the House of Lee.NEW ORLEANS MENU
Recipes. A full collection of Tom's New Orleans recipes. Recipe Name.Ingredient
RECIPES - NEW ORLEANS MENU Recipes. A full collection of Tom's New Orleans recipes. Recipe Name.Ingredient
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Jack Bruce was born today in 1943. He doesn't have a food name, but his band, Cream, did. Its drummer had a double food name: Ginger Baker. . .The Grapes Of Wrath, John Steinbeck's novel, suggested by the lot of grape pickers in California, was published today in 1939. . .Lemuel Boozer, a delegate to the Democratic National Convention in 1860, was born today in 1809.NEW ORLEANS MENU
The Food Show with Tom Fitzmorris. Now on 990 AM from 2-4pm. For 32 years, Tom Fitzmorris has brought his combined passion for New Orleans food and talk radio to listeners with The Food Show, a daily reverence on restaurants, cooking, and wine in the nation’s best city to doso.
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Meyer lemon, n.--Thought to be a Chinese hybrid of the lemon with some kind of orange, Meyer lemons are larger, have thicker skins, and are less acidic than the common lemon.It was brought to the United States from China in 1908 by Frank Meyer. They began to be planted soon after and were liked by growers because of their size and the rapidity with which their trees started bearing fruit.NEW ORLEANS MENU
Why It's Essential. It's hard to believe now, but there was a time when crawfish was almost entirely unavailable in New Orleans restaurants. The Bon Ton--long a good place for eating all the dishes made with the mudbugs--was the first restaurant in town to serve unambiguously Cajun food, instead of the related but subtly different Creole cooking in every other local restaurant.NEW ORLEANS MENU
Trep's. 4327 Bienville St, New Orleans, LA 70119 Not yet rated.Restaurant Review
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Dishes like shrimp Clemenceau and seafood with hollandaise tried to head upscale. But for most customers, the thing was a fried seafood platters. The second Bart's closed in 1994. The new place was torn down and replaced in the early 2000s by Joe's Crab Shack, a chain outof Houston.
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Tony Angello's. 1356, 6262 Fleur De Lis Dr, New Orleans, LA 70124, USA70124
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Bacon! Scrambled eggs! Orange juice! Buttered toast! I began going there every day for breakfast. I think I even took up the coffee habit there. Like the other first generation of fast-food hamburger joints, Royal Castle took a hard hit when McDonald's began spreading acrossthe
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Adventurous home cooks will enjoy this challenge. Their guests will enjoy the show. And both will enjoy the coffee. A CHALLENGE FOR COFFEE LOVERS ABOUT 22 HOURS AGO A FEW OF YOUR FAVORITE THINGS MARYANN FITZMORRIS
Adventurous home cooks will enjoy this challenge. Their guests will enjoy the show. And both will enjoy the coffee. FUN FOOD FOR ANY OCCASION, BUT GEAUX SAINTS! 1 DAY AGO EAT THIS NOW MARY ANN FITZMORRIS These work well at any gathering, not just game days. FUN FOOD FOR ANY OCCASION, BUT GEAUX SAINTS! 1 DAY AGO EAT THIS NOW MARY ANN FITZMORRIS These work well at any gathering, not just game days. YOUR GAME DAY PLAYBOOK FOR THE COWBOYS 3 DAYS AGO HAPPENINGS MARY ANN FITZMORRIS All of these places aim to get you in the spirit. Geaux Saints! YOUR GAME DAY PLAYBOOK FOR THE COWBOYS 3 DAYS AGO HAPPENINGS MARY ANN FITZMORRIS All of these places aim to get you in the spirit. Geaux Saints! THE EAT CLUB RETURNS 3 DAYS AGO DINING DIARY TOM FITZMORRIS It was a wonderful evening seeing old friends, all connected by a loveof food.
THE EAT CLUB RETURNS 3 DAYS AGO DINING DIARY TOM FITZMORRIS It was a wonderful evening seeing old friends, all connected by a loveof food.
UNASSUMING BUT GREAT ITALIAN FOOD 4 DAYS AGO DINING DIARY TOM FITZMORRIS Eighteen years of heart-warming Italian food in Metairie, but you still have to look hard for it. UNASSUMING BUT GREAT ITALIAN FOOD 4 DAYS AGO DINING DIARY TOM FITZMORRIS Eighteen years of heart-warming Italian food in Metairie, but you still have to look hard for it. IT'S ALWAYS A TREAT HERE 4 DAYS AGO DINING DIARY TOM FITZMORRIS All the Grande Dames are unique. This is the elegant one. IT'S ALWAYS A TREAT HERE 4 DAYS AGO DINING DIARY TOM FITZMORRIS All the Grande Dames are unique. This is the elegant one. BLAZING THE RADISH TRAIL 5 DAYS AGO FOOD FOR THOUGHT MARY ANN FITZMORRIS A heat map of millennial hot spots, in case you want to avoid them. BLAZING THE RADISH TRAIL 5 DAYS AGO FOOD FOR THOUGHT MARY ANN FITZMORRIS A heat map of millennial hot spots, in case you want to avoid them.EAT YOUR BREAKFAST!
5 DAYS AGO BREAKFAST MARY ANN FITZMORRIS In our continuing series about the day's most "important" meal, wevisit Luke.
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5 DAYS AGO BREAKFAST MARY ANN FITZMORRIS In our continuing series about the day's most "important" meal, wevisit Luke.
AN OLD-FASHIONED IDEA REVISITED 6 DAYS AGO HAPPENINGS TOM FITZMORRIS If your time is flexible this is one to do. Definitely. AN OLD-FASHIONED IDEA REVISITED 6 DAYS AGO HAPPENINGS TOM FITZMORRIS If your time is flexible this is one to do. Definitely. OAK OVEN HEADS NORTH 6 DAYS AGO DINING DIARY TOM FITZMORRIS Sicilian, Italian, New Orleans, Delicious. OAK OVEN HEADS NORTH 6 DAYS AGO DINING DIARY TOM FITZMORRIS Sicilian, Italian, New Orleans, Delicious.* 1
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