
Florida Papaya Cobbler
Ripe, soft, golden papayas are best eaten raw (the shiny dark seeds, by the way, are delicious in salad dressings), but what you want for

Ripe, soft, golden papayas are best eaten raw (the shiny dark seeds, by the way, are delicious in salad dressings), but what you want for

Southerners use these persimmons to make cakes, pies, and preserves (some even grind the seeds to be used as a coffee substitute), but without question,

At one point, chopped dried fruits were also added to the pudding, suggesting that the dessert’s origins were not French Creole but, somehow, English. The

The only cookie Southerners love more than ultrachewy chocolate chip cookies are ultrachewy chocolate chip cookies that have the added crunch of peanuts. Makes about

Old Salem Moravian Cookies are a beloved traditional treat that originated in the historic Moravian settlement of Old Salem in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. These thin,

This is the sort of casserole a southern cook will whip up when sweet Vidalia onions are in season or when a simple but unusual

Vidalia Onions, like Walla Wallas from Washington State or Mauis from Hawaii, are some of the sweetest onions on earth and one of the most

Southern lattice cobblers are legendary, the most famous being hot blackberry cobbler topped with scoops of vanilla ice cream or freshly whipped cream. Some cobblers

Forget most of what you’ve heard about Georgia peaches. Yes, Georgia peaches are certainly far superior to the pulpy, bitter peaches they grow in California,

Southerners don’t eat “Danish” with their coffee for breakfast the way Yankees do—much less (heaven forbid!) gummy bagels. They eat coffee cake—homemade coffee cake like


