A collection of 21 posts
Drago’s Seafood Restaurant Is Open For Business Drago’s is open again. At least the downtown location is. It opened just two days after Hurricane Isaac hit New Orleans. The original location
When it comes to family fun (fun that celebrates and nurtures your Catholic faith), do you consider yourself as adventurous or overwhelmed? Do you think of yourself as creative or clueless? Usually, I
Christmas is almost here. And Christmas is a time for family and friends, get-togethers, parties and meals [/our-christmas-feasts]. Oh, and I should mention that Christmas is not just one day. In the Church
Another video edition of the Catholic Foodie. This time I review a cookbook: Cooking Up a Storm: Recipes Lost and Found in the Times-Picayune of New Orleans. Bon appetit! To leave feedback for
As I have said before, I love cookbooks. And I have many “favorites.” If a cookbook is nothing more than a collection of recipes, I am usually not very impressed. I have many
I love cookbooks. I never really follow a recipe exactly, but I find so much inspiration and good ideas in cookbooks that I just can’t get enough of them. A publisher recently
I came across a book the other day that really caught my eye. Of course, it was a cookbook. But, not just any cookbook… it was a cookbook of Middle Eastern cuisine. My
Episode 2 is up! Please leave feedback at jeff@catholicfoodie.com or call 985-635-4974. I forgot to ask for feedback in the podcast so I am asking for it now. Thank you! Catholic
The Catholic Foodie & Family with Alton BrownYes, we are in Advent, preparing for Christ’s coming, but we are also preparing for family celebrations at Christmas. These celebrations often entail gift-giving. I don’
