Food Network has made stars out of many chefs and home cooks. But once they leave the broadcaster, they don't always maintain ...

Baptist Health Community Outreach is offering free summer cooking classes for Arkansans looking to cook healthy, low-cost meals with the help of a Baptist Health registered dietitian.

NEW ORLEANS — The 39th Annual Creole Tomato Festival returns to the French Market this weekend, bringing two full days of music, food, and fun for all ages. The fest kicks off Saturday, June 7 ...

The 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina feels particularly heavy as it forces us to confront the culmination of memory, emotion and reality ...

New Orleans ‘Crawfish King’ Al Scramuzza dies at age 97 That includes their French fluent chef, Adrienne Resh. When she’s done with lunch, she sets up a classroom in a corner of the cafeteria.

I’ve Taken 15 Cooking Classes Around the World. Here’s What I Learned Being taught to cook favorite dishes is a gift that lasts beyond the lesson Participating in a cooking class while traveling is a ...

Nguyen, formerly of New Orleans bakery Sucré and restaurant Coquette in addition to Michelin-star restaurant Eleven Madison Park in New York, now devotes her time to teaching cooking classes ...

New Orleans Culinary and Hospitality Institute, now in its sixth year, offers free classes—think bartending or line cooking—that fast-track beginners to skilled positions.

Please accept our invitation to the new Key West Cooking School, where you will be treated not only to the food of Key West, but also the history of our people and how we developed over the past 200 ...

She didn’t meet those standards.” Lena Richard, who was baptized Marie Aurina Paul, was born on Sept. 11, 1892, in New Roads, La., about 100 miles northwest of New Orleans.

6 p.m. to 8, Tuesday: "Junior Chefs" drop-off cooking classes welcome those 9 to 14, with only a dozen spots per class. Students explore new recipes, basic techniques and more in a supportive ...

Many roadways had become impassable. Classes were canceled in local schools, and many businesses could not open as the snow essentially brought New Orleans to a standstill.