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Sally Lunn

No southern bread has a more obscure or colorful history than the yeast-leavened, rich tea bread known as Sally Lunn. Sally Lunn seems to have

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Philpy Bread

In a cast-iron skillet, or to bake it in loaves that could be sliced more easily. Either way, the bread is delicious slathered with plenty

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Buttermilk Bread

The leftover liquid derived from beating or churning cream into butter, genuine buttermilk has been prized by Southerners for centuries, not only as a delicious

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Orange Tea Biscuits

If any bread evokes a more genteel era in the South, when afternoon tea on porches and verandas was almost a ritual in finer homes,

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Alabama Biscuit Muffins

Let’s just say that biscuit muffins are a very distinctive bread of the Deep South and that the slightly sweet little dodgers are even more

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Ham and Grits Biscuits

Some of the best biscuits i’ve put in my mouth have been found at humble diners, and none is more memorable than these husky ones

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Cracklin’ Biscuits

Cracklings (or, in southern lingo, “cracklin’s”), which are crispy, delicious morsels of pork fat after it has been rendered in a skillet or during the

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Mary Mac’s Angel Biscuits

Also called “bride’s biscuits” in certain areas of the South, angel biscuits are made feathery light with not only yeast but lard. At one time

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Pies and Biscuits

Perfect Buttermilk Biscuits

This is the queen of all Southern biscuits, the beloved recipe that has been passed down for generations. It is a staple at ordinary home

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Beer Hush Puppies

Since fried catfish and hush puppies are a sacred Southern culinary combination, it’s no surprise that The Catfish Institute in Belzoni, Mississippi, would have a

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I am a self-taught cook. I started cooking around 18 years old. I stood in the kitchen and watched my mother, who was my biggest inspiration at the time, cook.

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