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Nicole Moliere

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Tease: Apricot Nectar Cake

I’ll be making an Apricot Nectar Cake tomorrow with my mom for the holiday weekend.  Stay tuned…

May 27, 2017 nicolemoliereLeave a comment

2017 – Tradition and Creativity

My mother prepared our family’s traditional New Year meal of cabbage and barbecued pork ribs this year. She’s not a fan of black-eyed peas, so we skipped them; and she didn’t feel like making cornbread after eating left-over Christmas dressing all week, so we had toasted New Orleans French bread with butter and garlic instead. Our… Read More 2017 – Tradition and Creativity

January 1, 2017 nicolemoliere1 Comment

Fried Green Tomatoes

My mother grew up eating fried green tomatoes as a breakfast food alongside home-cured bacon and ham, but this Deep South classic can be found nowadays in the swankiest restaurants, often accompanied with top-shelf seafood sauces and elaborate presentations. I revisit this dish in a much humbler setting – my own little 7th ward kitchen – and with tomatoes picked… Read More Fried Green Tomatoes

June 14, 2016June 14, 2016 nicolemoliereLeave a comment

Barbecued Chicken Thighs

My family loves a good barbecue. Bring on the meat, potato salad, beer and mixed drinks, and, of course, Maze featuring Frankie Beverly playing in the background. Barbecues are family time where I’m from, and we don’t take sauces and cooking techniques too seriously here, but I’ve lived in places where they’d as soon cut… Read More Barbecued Chicken Thighs

January 19, 2016January 20, 2016 nicolemoliereLeave a comment

My Project

SoulCreole: The Cookbook

This project seeks to preserve and perhaps resurrect a dying facet of modern life: our deep connection to the foods that are a vital part of our identity, our history, our experiences and our cultural future.

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https://www.gofundme.com/229retjp

Recent Posts

  • Everyone Should Have A Cousin Steve
  • Spicy Smothered Okra with Shrimp
  • Baked Eggplant with Shrimp, Sausage and Italian Cheeses
  • Tease: Apricot Nectar Cake
  • Traditional Potato Salad

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