A Taste of Covington – 4 Day Food & Wine Event April 10 – April 13, 2014 is Covington’s third annual food & wine experience. 3rd ANNUAL “A TASTE OF COVINGTON” TEAMING UP WITH
Pasta Milanese for a Friday Meatless Meal in Lent There is only one week left in Lent, which makes tomorrow is our last Friday of abstinence from meat. Next Friday is Good Friday,
Kid Chef Eliana [http://kidchefeliana.com/] (Eliana de Las Casas), the award-winning 13 year old chef, radio show host, and author, has been nominated for Best Up and Coming Chef in Louisiana by
Dandelion: A Healthy Green of Spring On my recent Food Meets Faith pilgrimage to the Holy Land [http://cfjwyoung.wpengine.com/food-meets-faith-in-the-holy-land-magdalena-restaurant] , I had the pleasure of spending a day in Jericho, which
“Best Chefs” Fête to Benefit Children’s Hospital & Culinary Scholarships Children’s Hospital [http://www.chnola.org/] and the American Culinary Federation – New Orleans [http://acfno.org/] will honor 30+ top Louisiana
Pescado al Horno: Traditional Dish of the Philippines This week’s meatless #recipe recommendation from CRS Rice Bowl [http://crsricebowl.org/] hits close to home for me. Not only is my friend and
Chile Rellenos: Quick and Easy Comfort Food for the Whole Family Comfort food. There’s something amazingly wonderful about comfort food… even when you are abstaining from meat on a Friday in Lent.
“I Hate Beans!” Seriously. That was my slogan when I was a kid. I remember those evenings when family dinners ended with me sitting at the table alone with a small serving on
Happy St. Joseph’s Day! Today is the feast day of St. Joseph. Actually, it is called a Solemnity by the Church, which puts it on par with all the great feast days
I Bet You Didn’t Know that St. Joseph Is Italian 😉 Obviously, that’s a joke, right. I mean, St. Joseph was a Jew, a descendant of King David. So, why the joke?
New Orleans Chefs to Speak at Men’s Morning of Spirituality The 19th Men’s Morning of Spirituality, organized by The Catholic Men’s Fellowship in the Archdiocese of New Orleans, will be
It’s Lent Now, I Know Yes, today is the First Sunday of Lent. I know. But I think it’s appropriate to take a look back at Mardi Gras at this point.
