BY: IAN MCNULTY
The sign over the door at Nephew’s Ristorante is small, but it says it all. This new Creole Italian restaurant recently opened in Metairie and promptly filled with people who practically grew up eating this particular nephew’s food.
That would be chef Frank Catalanotto, who for decades ran the kitchen of his uncle’s Lakeview restaurant. His uncle was the late Tony Angello. Today, Catalanotto is on his own, though his cooking has deep connections to his family traditions and its mark on New Orleans food memories.
SOURCE: http://www.theadvocate.com
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