A collection of 164 posts
New Orleans Chefs to Cook Up Food, Fun and Philanthropy to Benefit the Philippines – Tomorrow Night! Last week I published an article about an exciting culinary event in New Orleans that aims to
NOLA Chefs’ Aid for the Philippines Here in south Louisiana we know what it is like to suffer. After eight years, parts of New Orleans are still recovering from Hurricane Katrina. However, our
Food and Etiquette: How Chef Carolyn Shelton Makes a Difference in New Orleans Originally from Lafayette, LA, Chef Carolyn Shelton now reside in New Orleans. She is a cookbook author, a caterer, and
–A guest post by Tara Heath– With Thanksgiving just a few days away, chances are that you are busy planning your menu. While you may have the main course, the side dishes, and
Talking Food and Faith with Loyola Press Rosemary Lane of Loyola Press contacted me a couple of weeks ago with the idea of having a roundtable discussion with Catholic food bloggers. Naturally, I
The Culinary Arts and Prayer: Finding God in the Kitchen For me food and faith go together like peanut butter and chocolate. That’s what The Catholic Foodie is all about. After all,
Chris and Angela Faddis Affirm: God Is Faithful! I’m so excited today to have my friend Chris Faddis on The Catholic Foodie podcast! Chris just published a book detailing the journey that
Food in the News: Top Chef New Orleans Season 11 of Top Chef is in New Orleans, and the last episode featured fellow Catholic and restauranteur Chef John Besh. Chef Justin Devillier Is
Loyola Press is unveiling a new series that celebrates the many ways Catholics express their faith through the culinary arts. The collection of stories, called Food and Faith, explores how we feed our
Msgr. Christopher Nalty Reports from Rome Another first for the Around the Table Food Show! While on pilgrimage in Rome, Msgr. Christopher Nalty joins us via phone. Some of our conversation covered: * Nalty’
The Cooking Channel / Food Network’s Eat St. in Covington! Eat St. is a TV series on The Cooking Channel and Food Network that explores street food. Eat Street is a lip-smacking
A Healthy Halloween? I know it is silly, but I have received so much joy from watching these little kids in this commercial. I can’t tell you how many times I have
