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  • How to Make Natchitoches Meat Pies

    Natchitoches meat pies are renowned in the state of Louisiana and parts of Eastern Texas for their wonderful flavor. They are even sold frozen in grocery stores in many parts of Louisiana. When...

  • How to Tell If Buttermilk Is Spoiled

    Buttermilk is a milk product that has been intentionally fermented. Milk is introduced to a starter bacteria that makes the milk ferment, but is still useable for drinking and using in recipes. ...

  • How to Make Sourwood Honey

    Sourwood honey is considered one of the best honeys. Obtained from the sourwood tree, which grows from Georgia to Pennsylvania, the color ranges from clear to light amber and has a smooth texture...

  • How to Cook Dried Black-Eyed Peas

    Black-eyed peas are most commonly associated with Southern cuisine, but they might as well be known as health food, too. Black-eyed peas are a low-calorie source of iron and protein. A single...

  • What Is Tasso Ham?

    Tasso ham bears little resemblance to the large slab of meat we serve at holiday feasts. This sliced-meat product, spiced with peppery Cajun seasonings, livens up other dishes as an added ingredient.

  • Homemade Cajun Spice

    Cajun cuisine originated in the bayous of Louisiana among the Acadian immigrants who came to be known locally as "Cajuns." Originally of French origin, the Cajuns soon adapted their style of...

  • Difference Between Gumbo & Jambalaya

    While different Cajun recipes incorporate common ingredients and techniques, the resulting dishes are vibrant, spicy and tasty. Gumbo and jambalaya, two of the most well-known Cajun dishes and...

  • Differences Between Gumbo & Jumbalaya

    No visit to New Orleans is complete without having sampled gumbo and jambalaya, two essential Louisiana dishes. Though both are single-dish meals, they have some fundamental distinctions.

  • How to Order a Po-Boy

    In New Orleans, we have a traditional sandwich called a "Po-Boy." Our version of a submarine sandwich, it includes fried seafood on fresh French bread. Following Hurricane Katrina, The...

  • Definition of Gumbo

    Gumbo is a food of the Louisiana bayou. This traditional stew is a filling and spicy mix of chicken or other fowl, meat, seafood and vegetables. Don't forget to pass the Tabasco sauce.

  • Foods That Taste Like Boiled Peanuts

    Boiled peanuts, a Southern delicacy, are sold at roadside stands throughout the South from May through November. The best boiled peanuts are made from "green" peanuts, but because of the limited...

  • What Spices Are Used in Cajun Food?

    Cajun food originated in southern Louisiana with spiced seafood and meat dishes prepared by Louisiana bayou settlers of Native American, Caribbean, African and European roots. Over time, these...

  • How to Make Cornbread like Moonlite's

    Moonlite is a restaurant in Owensboro, Kentucky. It's famous for its Bar-B-Q, desserts and other country cooking favorites. This recipe is for cornbread that taste like that of Moonlite's

  • How to Make a Vidalia Onion Casserole

    Vidalia onions are grown in Georgia, where the soil gives the sweet onion it's distinctive taste. Then Vidalia onion has even won the name of the state vegetable of Georgia. It only makes sense...

  • How to Make Smoked Baby Back Ribs

    Make your own smoked baby back ribs during your next family get together or block party and make yourself everyone's favorite relative.

  • How to Easy Fried Chicken Recipe

    Make your own southern style fried chicken with this fast and easy fried chicken recipe. Gave yuor family and friends a taste of the deep south next time you have a get together or cook out.

  • How to Make an Apricot Glazed Ham

    Make your own country style apricot glazed ham for your family tonight. makes enough for 6 people so invite some friends over for a true taste of the south next time you have dinner.

  • How to Scalloped Potatoes Recipes

    Use one of the homemade scalloped potatoes recipes that i found makes some of the best scalloped potatoes you can make at home. Make this old fashion homemade southern style scalloped potatoes for...

  • How to Make Veal Stew At Home

    Make your own homemade southern style veal stew that will gave all your family and friends a real taste of the south.

  • How to make Venison Roast

    Make you own southern venison roast for your family and friends and gave them a real taste of the south.

  • How to Store Boiled Peanuts

    Boiled peanuts are primarily a Southern food, but foodies and transplanted Southerners nationwide may find the traditional snack at grocery stores or make them at home. The best boiled peanuts are...

  • How to Make Smoked Barbecue Ribs

    Make your own smoked barbecue ribs on the grill that will have everyone in the neighborhood drooling as the run to you with plates and silverware.

  • How to Barbecue Beef Brisket

    Make your own southern barbecue beef brisket for dinner will get the whole family around the table without a fight.

  • How to Chicken Fried Steak Recipe

    Every wants to know how to do it and here it is the country style chicken fried steak recipe. Make it yourself an gave your family and fiends a taste of the south.

  • How to Make Creole Mustard

    Creole mustard adds a definite Deep South flavor to any meat, seafood or sandwich. It can become the base of Creole dressing for salads or be a major ingredient in Creole dipping sauces. You can...

  • How to Identify Wild Ramps

    For decades, ramps festivals in West Virginia, Tennessee and North Carolina have celebrated the brief season of the ramp, also known as the wild leek or wild onion. Mentions by New York magazine...

  • How to Cook Green String Beans Southern Style

    This recipe works for fresh green beans or canned cut green beans. A delicious Southern style and flavor. Top with new potatoes or Irish potatoes if desired. Green beans compliment any meal. ...

  • How to Make Karo Dessert Syrup for Biscuits

    A family-created favorite, my dad introduced this to us as "Karo and butter." Mom uses peanut butter instead of regular butter for a more filling taste. Either way, it's a great...

  • How to Make Cornbread and Milk

    A Southern staple, cornbread is a versatile dish that goes with everything. In my family, cornbread crumbled into milk is a favorite dish. It makes a quick snack in our Appalachian farming...

  • How to Make Pindo Palm Jelly

    If you have ever wanted to make homemade jelly, try making your own pindo palm jelly. Pindo palms grow in the southern United States in areas such as South Carolina and Florida. The palm trees...

  • Menu Planning Ideas for Soul Food Cooking

    Soul food is enjoyed by many people for its hearty and rich-tasting recipes. This type of food can be served elegantly but more often is served in a casual manner. Planning a menu requires...

  • How Long to Soak Okra Seeds

    Okra is a member of the hibiscus family, which makes for a pleasant flowering addition to the vegetable garden. It is best to harvest immature pods in order to get the best flavor for soups,...

  • What Is Andouille Sausage?

    Andouille is a spicy and smoked Cajun sausage that is made with ground pork, spices and onions. It has its roots in the French immigrants who came to southeastern Louisiana from Canada. It is...

  • How to Make Strong Bourbon Balls

    Bourbon balls are a special treat that are usually considered a holiday dish. While it would be difficult to get a buzz from a small sampling of a few bourbon balls, it is possible to make them as...

  • What Are the Benefits of Purslane?

    A weed that flourishes in Florida forests, purslane is a leafy plant that is often eaten and cultivated in gardens. The plant's leaves and stems can be cooked or eaten raw. Like other green leafy...

  • How to Make Spanish Peanuts

    Spanish peanuts are a breed of peanut. They are smaller and rounder than most peanuts and have reddish skin. Spanish peanuts can be grown with relative ease. Most Spanish peanuts are grown in...

  • How to Make New England Squash Pie

    Make a pie out of squash just like you would would pumpkin or sweet potatoes. It's a real tasty treat, especially in the fall. It's also perfect for gardeners because there always seems to be an...

  • How to Make Cheese Grits

    Grits is a food that you will find more commonly on a southern table in the US. Many people eat them with butter, sugar and/or honey. However, some people like them with cheese. Follow the recipe...

  • How to Make a Transparent Pie

    Unless you are from the South, or know someone who is, you've probably never even heard of a transparent pie. So what exactly is it? The best way to describe this type of pie is to take a regular...

  • How to Make Crawfish File Gumbo

    One of the most celebrated dishes in Cajun and Creole cuisine, gumbo comes in many incarnations. Every cook has a different variation on this thick, delicious stew. Some crawfish file gumbo...

  • Mountain Oysters Definition

    "Mountain oysters" may sound intriguing to folks who have never heard of them. Oysters in the mountains? Do they hide under rocks in creeks, waiting to be found, cracked open and fried? Before you...

  • Homemade Cajun Seasoning

    There are several good reasons for making your own Cajun seasoning. Many commercial brands are not only packed with flavor, hence their popularity, but also packed with salt, and so mixing your...

  • How to Cook Raw Peanuts

    Americans in the South eat boiled peanuts as a snack. Whatscookingamerica.net states that it's believed boiled peanuts came about during the Civil War. Confederates were short on supplies,...

  • The Best Ingredients for Egg Salad

    Egg salad is one of the easiest, flexible and most nutritious recipes you can make. The main ingredient are eggs. According to the American Egg Board (AEB), eggs contain almost every essential...

  • How to Make Cane Syrup

    Sugar cane syrup is made from the juice of the sugar cane plant. The cane must be cut and pressed to release the juice. Some areas of the country have commercial presses available, but the home...

  • 10 Best Steakhouses in Dallas

  • Gumbo Vs. Jambalya

    Gumbo and jambalaya are two dishes synonymous with Louisiana cuisines. These dishes include a number of Cajun or Creole spices. They represent the mixture of French, Spanish and African culture...

  • Louisiana Cooking

    Louisiana may be just one small area of the United States, but it has a cuisine entirely of its own. The cooking in Louisiana, often referred to as Cajun or Creole, relies heavily on fresh...

  • Barbecue Vs. Grill

    The terms barbecue and grill are used interchangeably when people describe outside cooking at family events and the food served. Barbecue and grilling, however, are two distinct forms of cooking....

  • Crayfish Life Cycles

    Crayfish, also called crawfish, crawdads and mudbugs, are part of the family crustaceans. There are more than 400 different species found throughout North America. Crayfish can range in color from...

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