Louisiana Cookin'

Creole Feast

“I HOPE [YOUNGER GENERATIONS] WILL SEE HOW BLACK CHEFS WORKED HARD TO MAKE CREOLE COOKING IMPORTANT.”
—LEAH CHASE

HEN NATHANIEL BURTON AND RUDY LOMBARD first published in 1978, they shone a spotlight on the significant contributions of Black chefs who were cooking in some of the city’s most famous restaurants. Reprinted is a compendium of stories and recipes from celebrated chefs including Leah Chase, Austin Leslie, Annie Laura Squalls, Louise Joshua, and Letitia Parker.

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