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    First Aired - 11/09/2012 06:00PM
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    Chef Sue Zemanick took over Gautreau in New Orleans 3 weeks before Katrina hit the region. Chef Zemanick spoke about the aftermath of Katrina and her advice for local restaurants and businesses. She also spoke about various routes that food workers took to make a living while restaurants remained closed.

    "A lot of chefs did private cooking or dinner parties. Things that would normally take place in a restaurant with a large group of people. A lot of interesting things came out of Katrina. A lot of food trucks. A lot of pop up restaurants. People were just trying to make a living doing whatever they could creatively."

    --Chef Sue Zemanick

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    First Aired - 05/16/2010 02:30PM
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    This week on Cutting the Curd Anne spoke with ricotta makers Betsy Divine and Katrina Vahedi. The ladies speak about the allure of fresh cheese, their Italian cheese mentor Salvatore, and what cheese means to the master cheese mongers of Italy.
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    We spoke with Chef John Besh, Chef, TV personality, cookbook author and restaurateur in New Orleans. Chef Besh spoke about his work to feed people in New Orleans after the storm struck and how the food community adapted to life post-Katrina.

    "It will be awhile before normal returns and normal may be changed forever."--John Besh

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