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Creole / Cajun / Recipes – Are now Popular American Cuisines!

Creole & Cajun Dishes… Recipes Where Yat, bro? (New Orleans lingo for hello!) The New Orleans Experience is approximately 25% about the Food, 25% about the Music, 25% about being in “NOLA’s Different World”, and 25% about the People found in “The Big Easy” The mix is both locals and tourist who are in NOLA […]

Cooking with Cathy – Plum Good Cooking

Plums this Summer! By Cathy Addoms The most neglected of the amazing group of stone fruits is the diverse plum.  It is a truly transformational fruit.  Cook it and it changes to give us an amazing flavor burst however it is used.It grows in all but the most extreme climates.  The varieties and length of […]

Terrie Lombardi & Her Flowers: Featured Artist

Featured Artist: Terrie Lombardi “My goal is to create images with my paintings that beckon the observer to step closer and see the beauty and expressive use of rich, lovely color that flows throughout my work.”   Terrie Lombardi was born and raised in Denver and has been painting for nearly three decades. She is an […]

“FUN CREATURES”| by Featured Artist: Jack Atkinson

10 Featured Artist: Jack Atkinson – Sumi Brush & Ink Presented as Digital Output.   1 Simplicity, Energy, Beauty “These are the defining words for all of my life’s work. Today, I very much abide by a test of “Simplicity” and “Beauty”, but my preeminent goal is always for “Energy” to be evident. I want […]

Travel Bag Gifts for Graduates!

Travelers Club Luggage Travelers Club Adventure 30 Inch Rolling Multi-Pocket Upright Luggage, Neon Blue Color Option Duffel Bag One Size 4 Pieces In Stock Eligible for FREE Shipping This is a gift This is a gift Learn more $33.80   Carry-on Garment Bag Large Duffel Bag Suit Travel Bag Weekend Bag Flight Bag with Shoe Pouch […]

Experience ” Breakfast at Brennan’s” – New Orleans

Flambéed Bananas Foster – created at Brennan’s in 1951   The first Owen Brennan of the Irish clan landed in New Orleans in the 1840s, fleeing the potato famine and quickly found a comfortable life in the Irish community of New Orleans, in an area known to this day as “The Irish Channel”. Eventually, a […]