Planning a trip to eat your way through Louisiana? Read the following articles for food travel inspiration.
Jambalaya is a crowd pleasing favorite at parties and special occasions. But did you know that you can also enjoy Jambalaya as an everyday meal at home? Our easy Jambalaya recipe is ideal for those times when you want to serve the classic New Orleans dish to a small crowd of four people.
Laissez les Bon Temps Roulez!! Drinking is fun in New Orleans all year long but especially during Mardi Gras. Discover 10 Mardi Gras drinks that will get the party started anywhere and any time you’re ready to ‘let the good times roll.’
The Sazerac may be one of the oldest cocktails in America but the classic New Orleans drink is as relevant today as ever. Follow our Sazerac cocktail recipe and craft the sophisticated sipper at home.
Drinking a Hurricane cocktail at Pat O’Brien’s is a rite of passage for first-time visitors to New Orleans. However, you can craft a better version of the fruity cocktail at home no matter where you live. Read on for the full story and recipe.
The Ramos Gin Fizz is a quintessential New Orleans cocktail. Learn how to craft the fizzy gin drink at home. Also discover why it’s considered royalty in the Louisiana city where the good times roll all year long but especially during Mardi Gras.
The Pimm’s Cup may hail from London but the refreshing tipple is equally popular across the pond in New Orleans. We share the story behind the transcontinental cocktail as well an easy Pimms Cup recipe that you can craft at home in just five minutes.
Simultaneously boozy and smooth, the Vieux Carré may be our favorite New Orleans cocktail. Follow our easy Vieux Carré recipe and decide if it may be your favorite too.
The Absinthe Frappe, a classic New Orleans cocktail, is timeless. However, the boozy, green, anise-flavored beverage requires a special palate. Follow our easy Absinthe Frappe recipe and see if you’re up to the taste challenge.