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Hey tx_cajun, if you are still in the market for a Dan Wesson. Hit me up at anhvous@gmail.com, I have a few that I would like to part ways with.

I don't want to jinx the festival, but we have yet to have any incidents of any criminal activities occurred ever since the new younger group of church volunteer that taken since Katrina. The fest is very interesting, entertaining, secure and must visit!!!

You should hit the fair during the day time for the local american cover bands. Groovy 7 is easily one of the best and most popular of the local cover bands. They have been playing at the fair every year since Katrina.

The pho has been amazing for the last two years (a new head cook took over), the other 8 years its been really awful. The best time to get pho is around 11am - 4pm, this is when the pho broth is at its best (very fatty). The bun bo hue (spicy beef noodle soup) is definitely worth a try.

If you are adventurous enough head over to the tent that is to the right of the stage. Give their goats dishes a try, they prepare the goat in two different ways, but definitely a must try.

There's a seafood tent in the back of the fair. I have a chance to simple their boiled crawfish yesterday and to my very own damn surprised it was pretty yummy. It's pretty much selected size and they will be selling them for $5/lb, that's a bargain. But avoid their charbroiled oysters, its awful.

Now for the sweets/desserts. The same tent that sells the pho/bbh which is the tent to the left of the stage. They sell the only good fried bananas. Another must try are the Pandan waffles. Drinks wise there's a tent that sells Thai Tea, Vietnamese iced coffee and cane juice.

1. Pho Bang/ Metairie
2. Pho Bang/ Westbank

Oh damn, I set myself up for that

I am a huge advocate of steam cooking the crawfish and soaking the crawfish in a different pot with seasoning, similar to what unclebuck504 is describing. Takes me only about 12-15 minutes to steam 50lbs of crawfish and an additional 15-20 minutes to soak them.

Nope, there is none that exist in NOLA. The St. Roch is probably the closest thing but that doesnt say much.

Are you and the kiddies coming down this weekend? FYI they expanded the Mother Choir group by giving them an extra tent, there's a few new dishes on the menu, also Groovy has a new member.

District One = Vietnamese food

1. Go the frozen section in an asian market up and pick up a pack of LINK . Each pack contains about 50 mini egg rolls (as good or better than homemade).

2. Get a bottle of LINK for the dipping sauce.

3. Get some squid and seaweed salad also.

Getting of these should help you reach your health goals more efficiently/quicker. Trust me a HRM will help boost your workouts intensity or be more consistent.

LINK

Polar ft4/ft7 or h7 are my recommendations (best value).

Steaming crawfish > boiling crawfish , hands down the best way to cook crawfish and yes its perfectly seasoned similar to boiling but the tailmeat is so much better by steaming it.

It was back in November of last year. I appreciate you replying back, with this being said I would definitely give you guys another try. I will be back there soon.

Nola Smokehouse > Walkers and everything else is a complete waste of time/money.

Obviously you know your stuff about macros, and you know what works for you. I was just trying to keep it simple to help someone who is new to macros. How else would you tell a person new to macros about fat?

Pretty much