
Divinity Fudge
Fluffy, creamy, and rich as sin, Divinity Fudge (or simply “divinity” in some states) is one of the South’s most distinctive candies and a staple

Fluffy, creamy, and rich as sin, Divinity Fudge (or simply “divinity” in some states) is one of the South’s most distinctive candies and a staple

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

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

This fluffy dessert (which is not really a torte) is one of the most delicious creations in the Southern repertory—and one of the easiest to

Southern strawberry shortcake is and always has been made with only one style of bread: split and buttered baking powder biscuits. And, finally, shortcake prepared

For thousands of southern cooks, making fruitcakes between Thanksgiving and Christmas is an age-old ritual that’s as alive today in home kitchens as it was

Whatever its origins, the cake’s fame spread quickly throughout the South, and today the versions are multiple. Notice that to make this complex cake, you’ll

Southerners’ passion for big, rich, complex cakes is perhaps best exemplified by this spicy masterpiece, which has won blue ribbons at county fairs all over


