Category Archives: VERY CULINARY

Chart House at Tower of the Americas – A Fine Dining EXPERIENCE!

The Chart House sits atop the Hemisfair’s Tower of the Americas, it is a spectacular revolving restaurant! The Chart House at Tower of the Americas is located 750 feet up in the sky over City of San Antonio. The restaurant has spectacular panoramic views of the Alamo City and the sprawling landscape. Located downtown, it […]

Citrus Fruit Cup with Chile Spices – A San Antonio Vegan Delight

  I bought this Fruit Cup while roaming through the Mexican Mercado in San Antonio and was truly impressed. Spicy Mexican Citrus Fruit Cup What a wonderful healthy treat I discovered in San Antonio. I am certain this refreshment has been around for ages in the Latino community, but this was my first experience eating […]

Guajillo’s – Real Mexican Food in a Territory that Was Once a Part of Mexico

How we found Guajillo’s… an authentic Mexican restaurant, patronized mostly by a Spanish speaking clientele. When we walked in, we thought – “Now this place is the ‘Real Deal!’” As we left the San Antonio International Airport, my daughter said she was craving Mexican Food. she lives in Connecticut and NYC and for some unknown […]

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 […]

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 […]

The French Quarter Festival – Galatoire’s – K-Pauls – Arnouds

Usually, a street food fair offers up samples of casual foods, like pizza, or pitas, or meat on a stick – but not in New Orleans. The French Quarter Festival in April, is a casual looking affair, but a person could eat at four or five of the greatest restaurants in the United States for […]

Commanders Palace in New Orleans’ Garden District

New Orleans cooking is like jazz. The world is fascinated by the possibilities that can result when good jazz musicians sit together and “make music”. So it is with cooking. When people who care deeply about food use the ingredients and techniques of the entire history of New Orleans cooking, the possibilities are endless. That […]