Creme De Mint Juleps

Creme De Mint Juleps

11/09/2008  |  2 Comments

OK I know, the derby is a few months away and I should be having more post about seasonal food and drinks, but I had

Drunken Chili

Drunken Chili

11/08/2008  |  1 Comment

There are two reasons why I call this my Drunken Chili. One is that it has two cups of beer as an ingredient. The other

Jamaican Jerk Marinated Rib-Eye Steaks

Jamaican Jerk Marinated Rib-Eye Steaks

11/06/2008  |  4 Comments

This jerk marinade is different from most in which that it contains orange liqueur, creole mustard and a couple other not so common jerk ingredients. In fact

White Chocolate Bread Pudding

White Chocolate Bread Pudding

11/05/2008  |  12 Comments

This is a signature dessert of The Palace Cafe in New Orleans. This recipe is not exactly the same as theirs, but it is close

Mexican Chicken Soup

Mexican Chicken Soup

11/04/2008  |  2 Comments

Not just any Mexican soup. This recipe is known as Caldo Tlalpeno in Mexico because it originates from the Tlalpeno area of southern Mexico City.  I

Crawfish Fettuccine Cardinal

Crawfish Fettuccine Cardinal

11/03/2008  |  1 Comment

Crawfish Cardinal is one of many delicious dishes originating (as far as I know) from New Orleans that utilize the beloved Louisiana crawfish. Crawfish Cardinal is normally spooned over

My Smokin’ Maque Choux

My Smokin’ Maque Choux

11/03/2008  |  No Comments

Maque Choux (pronounced Mock Shoe) is a staple food for many Cajuns in south Louisiana.  It was most likely originally learned from the local Indians.

Ron's Smokin' Hot Whiskey Wings

Ron’s Smokin’ Hot Whiskey Wings

11/02/2008  |  6 Comments

Ah Chicken wings. Maybe the perfect food? I know I love them enough to experiment weekend after weekend with all different sauces, spices and preparation