Tip of the Tongue brings a fresh take on food, drink, and the ways they shape culture—through conversations with diverse voices from across the culinary world.
Your host is Liz Williams—author, journalist, lawyer (yes, all three!), and founder of the National Food & Beverage Foundation in New Orleans, home to the Southern Food & Beverage Museum, the Museum of the American Cocktail, and the SoFAB Research Center.
A proud New Orleans native
with Sicilian and Louisiana French roots, Liz has written six books on food and culture, including Nana’s Creole Italian Table and The SoFAB Cookbook (shortlisted for the 2024 Gourmand International Cookbook Award). She also pens a column for the Times-Picayune/Advocate and serves as Food Editor for Louisiana Life magazine.
This week, she’s joined by chef Celeste Gill to explore the Baton Rouge culinary scene and her new cookbook, Chef Celeste’s Louisiana Kitchen: Simplifying Cajun and Creole Cuisine, a flavorful mix of personal stories and recipes.
Pour yourself a glass and join the conversation about heritage, family, and the flavors that stand the test of time.