A Love Letter to New Orleans — Bite-Sized Guide: New Orleans

February 23, 2017

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You can’t talk about New Orleans and food and not talk about the Brennan family. Someone by the last name of Brennan runs some of the city’s most recognizable and renowned restaurants in town, including Brennan’s (of course) and Commander’s Palace, but also at least a dozen more. They are responsible for the invention of Bananas Foster!

We knew getting a Brennan to write a love letter to New Orleans would be a real coup — and we were pleased as punch that Ti Adelaide Martin agreed to share a few words. The daughter of Ella Brennan (who, at 91, is still worthy of the nickname “Hurricane Ella”) and owner of three restaurants — Commander’s Palace, Cafe Adelaide, and SoBou — Ti is as full of flavor, energy, and personality as the city she grew up in.

Here is her love letter to New Orleans.

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