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Southern Cuisine Feature Writer: Cyndi Allison

Pull up a kitchen stool and "set a spell as we say in the sunny South. You're at Southern Cuisine where the door is always open and something yummy is cooking in the cast iron skillet or baking in the oven.

If you enjoy sinfully delicous soul food and even some healthy new down home recipes, then you've comd to the right place. From Little Smokie recipes and Pan Fried Potatoes to Fabulous Fruit Dips and Red Velvet Cake, you'll find all kinds of down South recipes that will make you say "boy howdy" or "yehaw."

Learn about unusual Southern foods like fried pickles and grits (you really can't eat just one) as well as about products unique to the South but catching on fast likeCheerwine.


Feature Writer Articles in Southern Cuisine

 		Black Eyed Pea Recipe - Southern Favorite
Savor a pot of Southern black eyed peas packed with protein, flavor, and good luck for the whole year.
Best Super Bowl Appetizer Ideas
What's the Super Bowl without some good food? And, it's nice when the Super Bowl recipes are easy to make as well.
Pork Chop and Potato Casserole Recipe
Enjoy a delicious pork chop and potato recipe that smells so wonderful while it's being prepared that everyone will be clamoring for dinner.
New Years Black Eyed Peas and Collard Greens
Need some good luck and more money in the upcoming year? Try the Southern tradition of eating black eyed peas and greens to usher in the new year.
Southern Sweet Potato Pie with Honey Recipe
Many Southern dishes and especially desserts are heavy on the sugar, but this classic Sweet Potato Pie lets the rich flavor of the sweet potatoes shine and gets a little
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Contributing Articles in Southern Cuisine

 		All Grown Up Macaroni and Cheese
Bring some life into your baked macaroni and cheese. Use this recipe to add a kick to the old favorite.
Red Beans and Rice
New Orleans famous red beans and rice had practical origins but continues to be a favorite among locals and visitors alike.
Quick and Easy Deviled Eggs
No time to make deviled eggs? Think again with this super fast and simple deviled egg recipe.
Crawfish Pasta
Looking for a crawfish recipe that's straight from New Orleans? You don't have to be from Louisiana to make this amazing Creole dish.
Soul Food at Warm Daddy's in Philadelphia
Warm Daddy's soul food restaurant located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is a top spot for great dining and entertainment in the City of Brotherly Love.
Soul Queen Restaurant Struggles and Triumphs
Soul Queen Restaurant located in Chicago, Illinois has been serving mouth watering soul food to local and global diners for half a century.
How to Make Fried Apples
Tart apples coated with buttery, sticky brown sugar and cinnamon. This is a dish that defines Southern cooking. Good eaten all alone, as a topping or a side dish.
Spicy Cajun Turkey
This is the perfect recipe for the novice chef, and destined to make mouths water. Skip the bland, dry turkey in favor of something zesty and simple.
Tomatillo Cilantro Chicken Soup
Tangy tomatillos, peppery cilantro, rich garlic, and and just a hint of sweet ginger make this a better than average chicken soup.
Sylvia's Soul Food Holiday Traditions
Sylvia's soul food restaurant located in Harlem, New York offers delicious home cooked everyday, special event and holiday menus that diners savor.
White Chili with Chicken
If you're a fan of spicy food, you will love this chili. It's not your typical 'bowl of red' but on a cold winter day it really hits the spot.
Spicy Texas Chili
A smooth chili made of tender ground meat, mild tomatoes and warm spices will have dinner guests asking for seconds.
Shrimp and Sausage Jambalaya
Jambalaya is a traditional Cajun dish that makes a one pot meal. Rich and flavorful, easy to make; this authentic jambalaya uses fresh ingredients and healthy brown rice.
Easy Cajun Roux – Cajun Cooking Made Simple
When cooking Cajun and Creole foods like gumbo, étouffée, sauce piquant or jambalaya the first and most important instruction is always, "first you make a roux."
Elegant Dessert - Christmas Snowball Cake
In the Deep South it is rare to have a snowy day - especially on Christmas - so southerners have to make their own. Luckily this no-bake cake is as easy as they come.
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