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Dining Out: Angelo Brocato’s (Restaurant Review)

August 1, 2013 by: Peter Thriffiley & Rene Louapre

Sicilian influence in New Orleans’ culinary canon is most prominently noted in the smooth, sweet tomato sauce known locally as “red gravy.” But immigrants from this Mediterranean island also introduced locals to a wide array of Italian sweet treats. Since 1905, the Brocato family has satisfied the city’s lust for frozen desserts to help beat the summer heat.

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