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Abbeville Oyster Bars
Big changes in the south Louisiana oyster bar scene.
posted 31 Mar 05 in louisiana, restaurants

Fried, Soaked and Savory
The lowbrow yet spiritual indulgence of a hidden New Orleans specaialty -- gravy-drenched french fries.
posted 5 May 04 in new orleans, restaurants

End of the Lines for Uglesich's?
Bad knees, great seafood and retirement on the horizon. It's another working day at Uglesich's Restaurant and Bar.
posted 18 Apr 04 in new orleans, restaurants

Doughnuts of the Gods
Deep-fried gourmet delights from NYC's infamous Doughnut Plant.
posted 2 Apr 04 in restaurants

The Art of Lunch
It's well before noon on a Friday, and already the lunchtime roar is picking up steam. Galatoire's mirrored dining room is packed with a mixed crowd -- suit-clad businessmen, well-turned mavens fresh from the hairdresser, older couples out for a weekly lunch date, maybe a few tourists wandering in from nearby hotels.
posted 31 Mar 04 in louisiana, new orleans, restaurants

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Eating New Orleans: from French Quarter Creole Dining to the Perfect Poboy
If you're hitting the Crescent City for the food, then this guidebook gives you an inside look at the world of Louisiana cuisine. Contains over 100 restaurant reviews/stories and logistics for the food-loving traveler. (Countryman Press, June 2005)

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2004 James Beard Nomination
Last year, I snagged a James Beard award nomination for a piece on New Orleans "cook" and restaurateur Anthony Uglesich.

Read it, if you like.

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Abbeville Oyster Bars
Big changes in the south Louisiana oyster bar scene.

Fried, Soaked and Savory
The lowbrow yet spiritual indulgence of a hidden New Orleans specaialty -- gravy-drenched french fries.

End of the Lines for Uglesich's?
Bad knees, great seafood and retirement on the horizon. It's another working day at Uglesich's Restaurant and Bar.

Doughnuts of the Gods
Deep-fried gourmet delights from NYC's infamous Doughnut Plant.

The Art of Lunch
It's well before noon on a Friday, and already the lunchtime roar is picking up steam. Galatoire's mirrored dining room is packed with a mixed crowd -- suit-clad businessmen, well-turned mavens fresh from the hairdresser, older couples out for a weekly lunch date, maybe a few tourists wandering in from nearby hotels.