Fourth of July
Post Author: Terrance PitreBy Marcelle Bienvenu
The Fourth of July, possibly the quintessential American celebration and the only big holiday of the summer season is a grand excuse for a party with family and friends.
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By Marcelle Bienvenu
The Fourth of July, possibly the quintessential American celebration and the only big holiday of the summer season is a grand excuse for a party with family and friends.
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By Susan Doré
My garden is a useful place, but really, garden is too strong a word. I have a “yard” where azaleas, camellias, perennials, annuals, fruit trees, live oaks, and magnolias flourish with seasonal tending and a healthy dose of benign neglect.
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By John DeMers
When a New Orleans shrimp stew is bright red with tomatoes, it’s called shrimp Creole. When a New Orleans chicken stew is bright red with tomatoes, it’s called chicken Creole.
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By William S. “Sandy” Kaplan
Summer is here and it’s grilling time!
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By Patrick Mould
With springtime in full swing and summertime just around the corner if you haven’t done so already it’s time to break out the outdoor grill and fire it up!
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By Mary Tutwiler
Summer in the South is synonymous with sweat, swimming and the best tongue-numbing rush in town—snowballs (also known as sno-balls or snow-cones).
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By Marcelle Bienvenu
I’m blissful from the first day of Daylight Savings Time until the last. The extra long days allow me more time to spend in the yard, cruising down Bayou Teche watching the sun set while the blue herons and great white egrets fly in to roost in the willows, and my favorite pastime—entertaining.
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By Marcelle Bienvenu
In the not too distant past, the process of making homemade ice cream was just as eventful as the enjoyment of eating the creamy, smooth and very rich concoction.
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By Patrick Mould
New Orleans, as far as I’m concerned, ranks right up there with the best of the best food cities of the world. As often as I have eaten in the Crescent City, the depth of its culinary artistry never ceases to amaze me.
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By William S. “Sandy” Kaplan
The greatest gift of all is fatherhood. No ifs ands or buts! The title of Clint Eastwood’s movie, The Good, Bad and Ugly probably sums it up best, because there’s certainly a little bit of all of that in being a father. Fortunately, in my case there’s been more good than anything else!
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