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| New Orleans is a place that excites the imagination. From the authentic music and food to the charming southern attitude of the native people, New Orleans is a delight to all of your senses and sensibilities. New Orleans is one of the most historic cities in the United States going back to the 16th century and it's European architecture is among the finest in the world. The unique flavor of New Orleans is one of the Western Hemisphere's greatest treasures and should be on every traveler's must do list. Because of Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans has garnered the attention of the United States. Although brought on by a tragic circumstance, it's good that New Orleans is being spotlighted because it is one of if not the only "unique" culture that the United States can call it's own. New Orleans deserves to be in the spotlight! |
| "Must See" Attractions in New Orleans! -Mardi Gras is the number one attraction in New Orleans. -The French Quarter is one of the oldest neighborhoods in the United States. -See a second line parade and be fascinated by the originality New Orleans culture! -Eat an authentic New Orleanian "Po Boy" and or Muffeletta sandwich! -The Audubon Zoo is one of the top ranked zoos in the United States and has many unique attractions such as the "Louisiana Swamp Exhibit"! |
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Original Articles about New Orleans
Mardi Gras Tips and recipes!
It's Mardi Gras time again and that means party time in New Orleans.
Since Hurricane Katrina hit we really take the time to enjoy our
traditions because you never know when something is going to
happen that will change everything.
Food is a very important part of Mardi Gras and New Orleans in
general, but during Mardi Gras time the food is extra delicious...read
more here....
Learn how to make authentic New Orleans pralines!
Affectionately known as "pecan candy" in New Orleans, pralines are
a decadent blend of sugar, cream, butter and pecans that will excite
every taste bud of your lover's mouth.
Put them in a gift box along with some other presents of love and your
partner will be so thankful that you will want to make them all the time.
They are simple to make and it is with pleasure that I share this age
old sinfully delicious recipe from the South. More FREE creole recipes
and cooking tips can be found at The Recipe Hunter ...read more
here....
Hurricane Katrina evacuees still in peril!
It has been a year and the refugees from Hurricane Katrina are still in
a perilous situation. Had the Federal Government owned up to it's
financial responsibility to these evacuees, they would be in a much
better situation than they are in.
It's important for the public to realize that the New Orleanian
Hurricane refugees are not begging the government for anything. The
Federal Government has admitted over and over again that if they had
maintained the levee system in New Orleans properly, the city would
not have flooded. End of debate...read more here...
Mardi Gras Tips and recipes!
It's Mardi Gras time again and that means party time in New Orleans.
Since Hurricane Katrina hit we really take the time to enjoy our
traditions because you never know when something is going to
happen that will change everything.
Food is a very important part of Mardi Gras and New Orleans in
general, but during Mardi Gras time the food is extra delicious...read
more here....
Learn how to make authentic New Orleans pralines!
Affectionately known as "pecan candy" in New Orleans, pralines are
a decadent blend of sugar, cream, butter and pecans that will excite
every taste bud of your lover's mouth.
Put them in a gift box along with some other presents of love and your
partner will be so thankful that you will want to make them all the time.
They are simple to make and it is with pleasure that I share this age
old sinfully delicious recipe from the South. More FREE creole recipes
and cooking tips can be found at The Recipe Hunter ...read more
here....
Hurricane Katrina evacuees still in peril!
It has been a year and the refugees from Hurricane Katrina are still in
a perilous situation. Had the Federal Government owned up to it's
financial responsibility to these evacuees, they would be in a much
better situation than they are in.
It's important for the public to realize that the New Orleanian
Hurricane refugees are not begging the government for anything. The
Federal Government has admitted over and over again that if they had
maintained the levee system in New Orleans properly, the city would
not have flooded. End of debate...read more here...
| Presidential candidate Barack Obama sits down to eat in a Creole restaurant in New Orleans. He is getting his eat on! |