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Did you use good eggs? It’s just custard so worth using really fresh eggs.

Diddy wrote:We got invited to NOLA for thanksgiving dinner at some place called Commanders Palace anyone ever ate there?

Isn’t that the classic old school N’awlins restaurant?

I went to Commanders Palace over1 0 years ago and it was awesome. Not sure it still holds up after all these years and my changing tastes, but I'm sure it's still good. It's a very iconic New Orleans restaurant.

lukethedrifter wrote:

Diddy wrote:We got invited to NOLA for thanksgiving dinner at some place called Commanders Palace anyone ever ate there?

Isn’t that the classic old school N’awlins restaurant?

Yes. Emeril, Prudhomme etc

haltz wrote:

lukethedrifter wrote:

Diddy wrote:We got invited to NOLA for thanksgiving dinner at some place called Commanders Palace anyone ever ate there?

Isn’t that the classic old school N’awlins restaurant?

Yes. Emeril, Prudhomme etc

I’d never heard of it before we got invited. Apperantly their thanksgiving dinner is quite the event.

haltz wrote:Did you use vanilla?

No and it was noticeably absent.

Food and Wine just published a list of the 40 most important American restaurants of the last 40 years. Commanders Palace was #1. If invited were invited for a meal there, I'd go.

33anda3rd wrote:Food and Wine just published a list of the 40 most important American restaurants of the last 40 years. Commanders Palace was #1. If invited were invited for a meal there, I'd go.

Only Shake Shack and Chez Panisse for me.

33anda3rd wrote:Food and Wine just published a list of the 40 most important American restaurants of the last 40 years. Commanders Palace was #1. If invited were invited for a meal there, I'd go.

We’re certainly going. One of my best college buds loves in Lafayette so we’ll be able to get together also. I’m just surprised that I’d never heard of Commanders Palace. I haven’t been to NOLA in 6 years so I’m excited to have a reason to go.

Diddy wrote:

33anda3rd wrote:Food and Wine just published a list of the 40 most important American restaurants of the last 40 years. Commanders Palace was #1. If invited were invited for a meal there, I'd go.

We’re certainly going. One of my best college buds loves in Lafayette so we’ll be able to get together also. I’m just surprised that I’d never heard of Commanders Palace. I haven’t been to NOLA in 6 years so I’m excited to have a reason to go.

Do they serve whole milk?