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September 19, 2013
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I get to do some pretty cool things in the everyday course of my job -- and our magazine subscribers get to live vicariously through me! We're in the final stages of shooting photography for our November/December issue; earlier this week we hung out for a while shooting at the chef's table in the kitchen at Commander's Palace. Over the weekend my friend Nina Camacho pulled together a group of friends and we staged and shot a New Year's Day buffet. (Many thanks to the NOLA Pie Guy for providing dessert.) Next week we're going into the test kitchen at Emeril's Home Base to finish shooting the cover story. Later in the month we'll head to Baton Rouge to shoot on location, and that's just scratching the surface of what you'll miss out on if you're not a subscriber to the magazine. Needless to say, I'm all "have fork, will travel." You can order a trial subscription for as little as $10, an annual subscription for $25, or go whole hog and order the Bundle+ and get every single issue -- all of 2012, 2013, and 2014 -- for $65; it also makes a great holiday gift. Subscriptions fuel our business, and keep this newsletter free to you. Last week when I said I'd like to seem more of the same from the Saints, I meant more of the same WINS, not more of the same wins pulled off in the last few seconds of the game, guys. A little less drama! No matter what your team, this week's recipes lend themselves to tailgate parties, pot lucks, and any other gathering this fall. (If you don't find something appealing, click here for a list of other suggestions for tailgate parties.) Enjoy the recipes, share them with family and friends, and, as always, let me know what's on your mind.
Susan Ford, President P.S. Magazine subscribers, your Sept/Oct issue mailed last week. Readers from all around the country tell me they love it. PPS: Don't forget to enter for a chance to win tickets to Rouge et Blanc in Lake Charles; entry form closes at the end of the month.
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Steak with Parsley SauceI'm a long-time fan of the Lee Brothers, and this recipe is a classic example of why. The parsley sauce is the super-star of the recipe; its fresh flavor brightens up any cut of steak, but it also doubles as a great salad dressing, a marinade for chicken or shrimp, or as a spread on a roast beef, chicken, or turkey sandwich. |
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