New Orleans Cookbooks

Fodor\'s New Orleans 2005

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Fodor\'s New Orleans 2005

When you visit New Orleans, be ready to let the good times roll! From Mardi Gras to the Great French Market Tomato Festival, the celebration never ends in the great city!

100 Greatest New Orleans Creole Recipes

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100 Greatest New Orleans Creole Recipes

Reprinted with a new cover! Introducing the best of Louisiana cookery from restaurateur and French-trained chef Roy F. Guste, Jr.

Crescent City Cooking

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Crescent City Cooking

The renowned Crescent City chef celebrates the tastes, textures, and culinary traditions of New Orleans cookery in a new cookbook that marries New Orleans cooking with an exotic international flair, with more than 170 dishes that include Indonesian Copyri

Red Beans and Vice

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Red Beans and Vice

Lou Jane serves up great mystery with a spicy New Orleans flavor! Smart aleck, saucy chef Heaven Lee is cooking up trouble in New Orleans when she travels to help the Sisters of Holy Trinity (based on the famous Ursuline nuns) hold their annual benefit dinner.

New Orleans by the Bowl

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New Orleans by the Bowl

With a history that draws from French, African, Caribbean, and southern American traditions, New Orleans is home to a simmering stockpot of original cuisine, Here are heaping bowlfuls of the heartiest N\'awluns cooking, sopped with rich local history and seasoned with personal an

Tom Fitzmorris\'s New Orleans Food

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Tom Fitzmorris\'s New Orleans Food

Tom Fitzmorris is uniquely qualified to write about the food of New Orleans. Born in the Crescent City on Mardi Gras, he\'d never left his favorite town for more than three weeks at a time--that is, until Hurricane Katrina struck and Tom and his family were forced to evacuate.