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Stephanie Carter

New Orleans
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Publisher and Editor: Edible New Orleans Magazine
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The Best New Restaurants in New Orleans

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By Stephanie Carter
| Yahoo Verified
Eater writers and editors always get asked the same question: Where should I eat right now? Between the Crescent City’s iconic eateries and a steady stream of restaurant openings, it’s never a simple decision. The Eater 38 is a crucial resource covering the restaurants that define the city, but the Eater Heatmap points diners toward the buzziest and most intriguing new restaurants in the New Orleans area.
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One Writer’s Favorite Sno-Ball Stands in New Orleans

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By Stephanie Carter
| Eater New Orleans Verified
The Crescent City’s subtropical climate and long, brutal summers necessitate taking cold treats seriously. While plenty of incredible old-school Italian gelaterias, ice cream parlors, and frozen daiquiri shops dot the city’s landscape, it’s sno-balls that put the joy in the city’s most punishing season.
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Remembering New Orleans Red Beans and Rice Legend Pableaux Johnson

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By Stephanie Carter
| Eater New Orleans Verified
Pableaux Johnson, a New Orleans-based photographer and writer known for regularly dishing out red beans and rice to friends and strangers at his Uptown home and on the road, died Sunday, January 26, 2025. He was 59 years old. A fixture at New Orleans second line parades, Johnson was photographing the Ladies and Men of Unity second line when he had a heart attack and collapsed. He was transported to a local hospital, where doctors were unable to revive him.
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