Thanks to everyone who visited us at Cuba Nostalgia this year! It’s always great to meet some real fans -- or at least people who have heard of the Three Guys From Miami!

We signed a lot of books (all the proceeds went to charity) and even posed for a picture or two.

It was also a chance for us to catch up with all of our friends in the Cuban community.

The music was great, the mojitos were free-flowing, and there was a lot of dancing going on!

Raúl Musibay, Glenn Lindgren, and Jorge Castillo pose with a fan, Martica Castellanos of Our Lady of Lourdes Academy in Miami.

Clockwise: "Una Colada" by Tony Mendoza | Val Prieto takes on the world with his Babalu Blog | "Cortadito" by Tony Mendoza | Raúl Musibay, Alicia Fernandez, and Jorge Castillo enjoy a lighter moment.

We liked the work of two artists we hadn't met before: German Molina (left) and Rick Blanco from California.

Humberto Benitez and his son Jason Benitez pose in front of two of his latest works.

After our appearance at Cuba Nostalgia...

We taped some spots in and around Miami for a Three Guys From Miami appearance on Emeril Live. The show will be aired live sometime this fall -- possibly October or early November.

We took Emeril viewers on a video tour of Cuban food (and culture) in Miami.

Once we have a firm air date, we'll post it here on our site so that you can tune in and watch Emeril cook some great Cuban food!

Raul takes time out for a Cuban coffee in the Kitchen at Casa Lario's before the taping. We spent a couple of hours taping in the kitchen and the dining room here.

Jorge Castillo and "Emeril Live" Producer Alan Madison add to the chaos in a crowded kitchen.

Emeril Live

Weeknights at 8:00 PM on the Food Network. Kick it up a notch with Emeril Live. Emeril Lagasse demonstrates gourmet cooking in front of a live audience -- with a bam!

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