May 2011
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Acme Oyster House - French Quarter
Peace Maker Po-boy ~ Oysters & Shrimp
Chargrilled oysters
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The Praline Connection ~ 542 Frenchmen Street, New Orleans
Fried Pickles
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Casamento’s Restaraunt ~ Est. 1919 ~ 4330 Magazine St. New Orleans
Casamento’s Fried Oyster Loaf
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Central Grocery - 923 Decatur St. ~ French Quarter
Central’s Famous Muffaletta ~
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Elizabeth’s Restaurant in the Bywater neighborhood ~ New Orleans
Red Neck Eggs - poached, served over fried green tomatoes with grits
Praline Bacon ~
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Historic Hermann-Grima House in the French Quarter
Outdoor kitchen built in the 1830’s. The only functional outdoor kitchen in the French Quarter ~
Courtyard with citrus trees ~
This home has been restored to accurately depict the lifestyle of a wealthy creole family from the 1830’s to 1860.
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Franky and Johnnys - Uptown New Orleans
Neighborhood joint famous for it’s boiled & fried seafood, red beans, crawfish pies, alligator soup, and stuffed artichokes.
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Pierre Maspero’s on Chartres St.
Erected in 1788, one of the oldest buildings in the French Quarter. A coffee house in the 19th century, it was a meeting place of the Lafitte brothers to plan their escapes. Andrew Jackson also met the brothers there to plan the defense of the epic Battles of New Orleans.
Even more noteworthy…..it’s known to have the best Bloody...
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Stanley Restaurant at Saint Ann and Chartres St. on historic Jackson Square
Stanleys’ Breux Bridge Benedict
Bananas Foster French Toast
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Ramos Gin Fizz ~ Classic New Orleans cocktail (traditionally a ‘morning’ drink) Made famous at the Roosevelt Hotel
1 tablespoon powdered sugar
3-4 drops orange flower water
1/2 lime — juice only
1/2 lemon — juice only
1 jigger dry gin
1 white of egg
1 jigger heavy cream
1 squire seltzer water
2 drops extract vanilla (optional)...
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Cafe Amelie - Inside the 150 year old Princess of Monaco Courtyard on Royal St. One of the most beautiful cafe courtyard settings in the French Quarter.
Serves 15 different types of Absinthe ~
Cafe Amelie’s Shrimp & Grits
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Slim Goodies Diner - Magazine Street, New Orleans
The “Jewish Coonass” - potato latkes topped with spinach, eggs, and crawfish etoufee.
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Anonymous asked: Have you ever been to New Orleans?
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Historic St. Roche Market built in 1875
St. Roche Market in 1938
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Pitot House on Bayou St. John - the only creole colonial house that is open to the public.
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Court of the Two Sisters - New Orleans
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