Easy Entertaining — Cajun Crawfish Boil…Made Easy
Up here, north of Bayou Country, Cajun food is party food, the mark of a celebration that includes spicy sausage and seafood, rice and okra, catfish, gumbo, maque choux...
And the epitome of Cajun party...
The Fish House – F&D’s restaurant profile
The Fish House | 1310 Winter Ave. | 502.568.2993
(This story originally appeared in the Summer 2021 print issue.)
Moving to the Head of the Line
Twenty-two centuries ago, when the Greek mathematician Archimedes was figuring out...
Profile — Chad Coulter of LouVino and Biscuit Belly
From Pharm to Table
A couple of young pharmacists are the entrepreneurs behind LouVino.
(Originally published in the Summer 2019 issue of Food & Dining)
It’s early in the evening on a weeknight, and the sleekly contemporary,...
Chef Q&A: Adam Burress and Chase Mucerino
Adam Burress and Chase Mucerino have literally grown up together in the Louisville restaurant scene. The two chefs met in the culinary program at Sullivan University. Chef Jayson Llewellyn tapped them to work with...
Cooking with Ron: Home cooking — Then and Now
Recently, a neighbor stopped by to give me a little gift, just something she had found while going through her files that she was sure I would be interested in. She presented me with...
The Neeley Family — 11 Generations of Whiskey Makers
The Story Behind the Neeley Family Distillery
On a fateful August day in 1906, in Owsley County, Kentucky, fourteen-year-old Leonard Neeley stood behind a tree with a gun in his hand just outside the home...
Ditto’s Grill and Stevens Deli: “The Art of Figuring it Out”
https://issuu.com/foodanddiningmagazine/docs/summer_2023_vol._78_/38
Until F&D's contributing writer Cary Stemle schooled me, I had no idea that the 1920s-era building at 1114 Bardstown Road, which became home to Ditto's Grill and Stevens Deli, previously had been "a Model...
Edibles & Potables: The Ham Belt (2012)
Today's installment of "Edibles & Potables" requires a preface. "The Ham Belt," written by longtime Food & Dining Magazine contributor Greg Gapsis, appeared in our Winter 2012 print edition. The story is dated in...
Chef Q&A: Anthony Lamas
Anthony Lamas followed a girl to Kentucky from California in 1994.
While that relationship didn’t last, Louisvillians have benefited from his marriage of Latin flavors and Southern ingredients ever since.
After stints at several local dining...
Upon the reopening of Sarino, here’s a profile of the Germantown Italian eatery
Sarino (1030 Goss Avenue in Germantown) has reopened for regular business hours. Two years ago Michael L. Jones profiled Sarino. It's an excellent opportunity to get reacquainted with a relatively new eatery, boasting longstanding family...
