Found 3 blog entries tagged as New Orleans.

New Orleans–Inspired Banana Cream Pie (with Praline Crunch)


Silky banana pastry cream, a buttery crust, and a pecan-praline crunch that feels right at home in New Orleans.

“This one tastes like a banana pudding and a praline had a perfect Gulf South dinner party.”

Makes: 1 (9-inch) pie (8–10 slices)
Time: about 45 minutes active, plus chilling

What makes it “New Orleans–inspired”

  • Pecan praline crunch (sweet, buttery, slightly toasty)
  • Brown sugar + touch of rum in the custard for warmth and depth
  • Optional chicory-coffee note for that Café du Monde neighborhood vibe

Ingredients

Crust (choose one)

  • Option A: 1 baked 9-inch pie shell (homemade or store-bought)
  • Option B: 1 (9-inch) vanilla wafer…

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How I Cook Gulf Coast Fish on a Grill Pan (Ono Island Style) + 9 Sauces & Finishes

 

When I want that “grilled” flavor without stepping outside, I go straight to a grill pan on the stovetop. It gives you the marks, the sear, and that little bit of char that makes fish feel restaurant-worthy. Ono Island style, to me, means clean seasoning, confident heat, and a finish that matches your mood, from Creole butter to Italian herb drizzle. This is my go-to method for most Gulf fish, plus a menu of sauces and finishes you can mix and match.

The secret is not the sauce. The secret is dry fish, a hot pan, and patience until it releases.

— Meredith Folger Amon

Best Fish for a Grill Pan

A grill pan loves firm fish. If it holds…

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Philadelphia Eagles Soar to Super Bowl LIX Victory, Defeating Kansas City Chiefs 40-22

By Meredith Amon


In a game for the ages at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, the Philadelphia Eagles claimed the Super Bowl LIX title with a commanding 40-22 win over the Kansas City Chiefs. The Eagles’ performance was marked by explosive offense, a suffocating defense, and moments of individual brilliance that left fans and pundits alike in awe.

A Game of Momentum and Mastery

From the opening kickoff, the Eagles set the tone. Quarterback Jalen Hurts ignited the scoring early with a precision touchdown pass to wide receiver DeVonta Smith, sending a clear message that Philadelphia meant business. The Chiefs responded with a field goal, but the Eagles’…

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