Where to Buy New Orleans Style Pralines in New Orleans: Aunt Sally's Pralines and Leah's Pralines King cake has a very ...

“In colonial New Orleans, it was marked by private masked balls, and that custom persisted through French and Spanish rule and into the American period.” Though you can find celebrations all ...

Nadiya's delicious praline filled king cake is inspired by a trip to New Orleans. It's more a sweet dough than a cake and perfect with a cuppa. You could add some edible glitter on top for an ...

During the months of January through March at Lagniappe Bakehouse in New Orleans, pastry chef Kaitlin ... She’s offered a rosemary pecan praline king cake, a chocolate pecan praline with candy ...

Mary's coffee cake is a special occasion cake with its praline crunch! It's indulgent, bittersweet, impressive and (shhh) easy. You can always skip the praline if you would like a more everyday cake.

King cake is rooted in religious tradition—it’s a Catholic custom that’s believed to have been adapted from an ancient Roman one—but in New Orleans it’s also a “huge economic boon ...