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Leah Chase, known as the Queen of Creole Cuisine [http://www.dookychaserestaurant.com/chef], can still be found in the kitchen every day at the famous Dooky Chase’s Restaurant [http://www.dookychaserestaurant.
Chef Matt Murphy [http://www.theirishhouseneworleans.com/chef-matt-murphy/] – owner and chef of The Irish House in New Orleans [http://theirishhouseneworleans.com/] – and his wife Alicia join us on the Around the Table Food
You might recognize Diana. She’s known as The Faithful Traveler [http://www.thefaithfultraveler.com/] and she has produced multiple Catholic travel television series that have aired on EWTN [http://ewtn.com/]. She’
It’s Greek Fest Time Again in New Orleans It’s my favorite time of year! I love the annual Greek Festival [http://greekfestnola.com/index.html] held at the Holy Trinity Orthodox
Mary Matalin Joins Us to Talk about the Recent Canonizations and Her Trip to Rome Mary Matalin [http://www.matalin.info/] – political consultant, author [http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GMXI3T4/ref=as_
New Orleans Jazz Fest and Crawfish Talk Today is the last day of Jazz Fest 2014 [http://nojazzfest.com/], and I did not go this year. Just too much on my plate, I
How Nuns Celebrate the Easter Feast Today on The Catholic Foodie podcast [http://cfjwyoung.wpengine.com/category/podcast] Sr. Julia Darrenkamp and Sr. Tracey Dugas from the Daughters of St. Paul [http://www.
Lisa Schmidt of ThePracticingCatholic.com Joins Us on the Show! I know this happened a couple of weeks ago, but we are still in Lent, and there is a lot of value in
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,
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
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.
