Posts Tagged ‘Commander’s Palace’
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Stinger
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Bold & Bright Flavors
As the weather gets warmer in New Orleans, Chef Tory McPhail decided it was time to trace the roots of Creole cooking back down to the Islands, so he made 10 types of hot sauce. Hope you come into Commander’s Palace to enjoy Tory’s bold & bright flavors.
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Drunken Pumpkin
Perfectly festive for your Autumn gatherings! 2 oz Woodford Reserve Bourbon 1/2 oz Fee Bros. Cordial Pumpkin Spice Syrup 1/4 oz Mandarin Napoleon 2 drops Black Cherry vinaigrette 1/2 oz fresh lemon juice 1/2 oz simple syrup Fresh rosemary sprig
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Drunken Pumpkin
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Creole Comeback
Ti,an active advocate for the city of New Orleans and the Gulf Region was on CNBC to commemorate the 5 year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina.
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Classic Creole Concoctions
In the Land of Cocktails we use liquor in everything. In the Chef on a Shoestring segment of the CBS Early Show Ti demonstrates how to make Bananas Foster, a dish invented by her mom, Ella.
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The NOLA Party is Still Going… with Rachel Maddow
Ti Martin and Chef Chris Lusk share some thoughts with Rachel Maddow, a staunch advocate for the rebuilding, rebirth and renewal of New Orleans. They spend a little time at Commander’s Palace… with a little Brandy Milk Punch help from Bar Chef Lu Brow. Click HERE for the excerpt from MSNBC.
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The Harvey Canal
So Mark Mansfield (our bar manager at Commander’s Palace) and I were discussing things that are underutilized (or downright maligned) on the back bar. The conversation turned, naturally, to those lovely long-necked bottles of Galliano.
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Ah… Falling into Fall
Isn’t Thanksgiving grand? What a tremendous holiday. No gifts to buy — just straight up gluttony and time with friends and family. “Drunken Pumpkin,” created at the bar at Commander’s Palace, puts you in the perfect frame of mind for the holidays and the Fall. Relax – chill, for crying out loud. It will all […]
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The Mexican Slam
1 oz Wild Turkey 101 1 oz Agave Nectar 1 oz water Mix in a cocktail shaker and strain into a snifter over ice, or blend with ice and serve as a frappe. — from Commander’s Palace, Destin, FL