Monday, September 21, 2015
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Meet Resident Dining Executive Chef, Scott Goodstal at Bruff on Thursday, 9/24 from 11am - 2pm.
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Greenbaum Cooking Demonstration Hosted by: Chef Harveen Khera from HK NOLA Sarah Walsh, MS, RD, from Tulane’s Student Health Center Super Rolls Rice paper filled with kale salad, smoked sweet potatoes, sprouts, quinoa, and Sriracha sauce Wednesday, September 30 6:30pm – 8pm Greenbaum Teaching Kitchen Cost: 1 Dining Meal Swipe Seating is limited to the first 30 students.
Use #TopChefsTU to keep with our cooking demos!
How to Bruff
Come take a journey through Bruff and see how Ms. Joi and Chef Jenene make a magical hamburger quesadilla.
Roulez
By: Siena Farrar sfarrar@tulane.edu On the last day of August, Tulane rolled out its newest food truck, Roulez NOLA Comfort Food. It is the first food truck in the entire country to receive payment in the form of a meal plan. That’s right, you can saunter up, hand your splash card, and go. It’s all the convenience of the LBC without losing valuable Wavebuck$ that could be spent on coffee. Not feeling sociable and lost your Bruff to Go token? Roulez is there for you.
the food. I mean, who wouldn’t be? I have spent swipes only to get a cup of coffee and some cereal. For less time, and more food, Roulez delivers.
Menu, food, happiness. Guests anticipating their first taste of Roulez. The line was down McAlister during the grand opening even though it was blazing outside. Everyone was beyond excited to try
The opening day menu included a traditional fried shrimp po’boy, a chicken parmesan sandwich, red beans over a veggie sausage, and a noodle bowl. Roulez is a mix of traditional New Orleans and American
favorites, but in a convenient on-the-go way. The New Orleans way of serving red beans and rice on a Monday is updated to make it another great vegetarian option, but with portability. This author’s chicken parm was the perfect thing to eat while walking to class. Not messy at all. It was hot, crispy, and undeniably something I’d purchase at a food truck at a festival downtown.
general New Orleans population, Roulez will remain only on campus and only serves those with a meal plan. If you follow @ tulanedining on twitter, you’ll be able to see where Roulez is. You can enjoy amazing food from the comfort of a bench on McAlister with your friends.
But you don’t even have to go downtown! While Ironsides Waffles sometimes leaves campus to serve its goodness to the
Delaney McGuire gets a chicken parm sandwich to eat on the way to class.
Students enjoy their lunch in the sun.