Ian Mcnulty
Baton Rouge Advocate
New Orleans, LA, United States
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Crawfish prices are dropping in Louisiana as the season, demand heats up
Crawfish growers may look to the rain gauges or the temperature to forecast the supply end of the Louisiana harvest. → Read More
Hubig's Pies distribution slowly expands, adding more areas, stores as pursuit continues
It's been a little more than two weeks since Hubig's Pies made its long-awaited return, and production is beginning to ramp up and distribution of the pies back to stores → Read More
Hubig's Pies return to New Orleans stores after 10 years, delayed comeback
After a 10-year absence, a sudden, surprise return and then a few more days of waiting, it's finally official: Hubig's Pies are back in stores. → Read More
As Hubig's Pie watch enters day two, here's the latest on when they could hit shelves
Tuesday morning brought Hubig’s Pies watch into day two, as New Orleans people seeking a reunion with a local treat had to once again put their cravings on pause. → Read More
Hubig’s Pies delays return, but new pies are coming. See latest on timing, price, shipping
The Saints have a Monday Night Football appearance this evening, but for many in New Orleans the big game was trying to find a Hubig’s Pie, and it was a → Read More
Latest step for Hubig’s Pies a good sign for those missing the beloved New Orleans treat
Among those yearning for the return of Hubig's Pies, any sign of progress on the journey back to their hungry hands is significant. → Read More
Ian McNulty: Inside the Louisiana Pepper Exchange, where dashes of heat flow by the ton
It was just a dab of pepper mash, all smooth, fluid and rusty red, but it made a transformative difference. A teaspoon or so gave an otherwise ordinary batch of → Read More
Closed since Ida, one more traditional Cajun butcher shop returns in LaPlace
The old fashioned wood smokers weathered the storm okay, but it was the rest of Wayne Jacob’s Smokehouse in LaPlace that took the real beating during Hurricane Ida. Storm winds → Read More
How John Madden made Louisiana's oddball turducken a Thanksgiving football tradition
Turduckens, football and holidays go together like, well, a turkey stuffed with a chicken stuffed with a duck. → Read More
'I'm wiped out.' In Ida-ravaged Lafitte, restaurants, seafood families try to carry on
With Voleo’s Seafood Restaurant mired in deep, seemingly intractable mud, proprietor David “Voleo” Volion was looking up, keeping his thoughts on a future a little higher off the ground. → Read More
National Fried Chicken Festival will return with a new roost on New Orleans lakefront
Event has become showcase for different styles around the common theme of fried chicken → Read More
More New Orleans restaurants welcome back diners under Phase 2 rules
Mr. B’s Bistro (201 Royal St., 504-523-2078; www.mrbsbistro.com) reopened June 17 for the first time since the coronavirus shutdowns in mid-March. → Read More
Restaurants reopen with approaches that suit their needs
Carrollton Market, MoPho, Mosca's and Pizza Delicious gear up for reopening. → Read More
Dooky Chase’s gumbo z’herbes goes curbside to keep a New Orleans tradition rolling
New Orleans has dishes that are deeply traditional and widely famous. Dooky Chase's Restaurant has one that is transcendent, the gumbo z'herbes, a hearty, murky mix of greens, meat, roux, → Read More
In New Orleans for the college football championship? Get the scoop on restaurants and bars
LSU and Clemson are coming to New Orleans hungry for victory in the 2020 College Football Playoff National Championship. → Read More
Now it's the law: Here's how shrimp, crawfish will be labeled in Louisiana
If that shrimp or crawfish is imported, the menu had better say so. It's now the law for restaurants across the state. → Read More
Our Views: New Orleans icon Leah Chase did more than feed hungry stomachs. She also fed souls.
At a time of deep political and social division in America and across the world, lots of pundits are pondering how to bring people back together. → Read More
Circle Food Store, a historic New Orleans grocery, up for sheriff's auction
For generations, New Orleans families went to Circle Food Store for their everyday needs, from groceries to school uniforms. → Read More
Saints fans threw a citywide Super Bowl boycott party and won Super Bowl Sunday
While two other teams prepared to contend for the Lombardi Trophy in Atlanta, Saints faithful spent Super Bowl Sunday turning New Orleans into a rollicking display of solidarity with their → Read More
Deutsches Haus opens by Bayou St. John, creating a different kind of social space
Beer is flowing from the taps, bratwurst is cooking in the kitchen and Deutsches Haus is back in a permanent home again, this time on Bayou St. John. → Read More