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Family Meal: Four chefs, one extraordinary city
CNN's Family Meal documentary traces the stories of four chefs -- Leah Chase, Emeril Lagasse, Donald Link and Nina Compton -- in the extraordinary city of New Orleans.Source: CNN

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Posted by Stadium Rat

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Posted on 9/4/18 at 10:10 am to Hat Tricks

Thanks. Downloaded to watch later.

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Posted by LSU fan 246

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Posted on 9/4/18 at 12:16 pm to Hat Tricks

Watched it last night. It's very good but holy shite are we ever going to stop talking about Katrina and injecting it into everything remotely dealing with the city?

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Posted by andouille

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Posted on 9/5/18 at 8:05 am to Deactived

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but holy shite are we ever going to stop talking about Katrina and injecting it into everything remotely dealing with the city?

It beats talking about the crime and the paid off judges who keep turning the criminal loose.

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Posted by Willie Stroker

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Posted on 9/5/18 at 8:31 am to Deactived

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Watched it last night. It's very good but holy shite are we ever going to stop talking about Katrina and injecting it into everything remotely dealing with the city?

Get used to it. Galveston is now forever associated with the hurricane that transformed the city in 1900.

Outside of the physical destruction and reconstruction, is there any doubt that Katrina caused a culture change? People had to choose to stay, leave, or return. It caused a major influx of Hispanic migration into the city. That obviously changes the food culture just like it has throughout the history of the city. Katrina happens to be the most relevant change to the city in our lifetime. So why would you expect it to be left out of conversation about the city’s evolution?

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