Do you make cornbread?
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Soul Food and Southern Cooking is the same to me.
It always will be.
My Grandmother was a great southern (Indiana) cook, much like Mama.
My good friends Lawrence and Milly are from the deep south and are experts on soul food cookery.
It's very different from the Yankee way of cooking and enjoying meals, innit?
I may be living in Ohio, but my roots are in the south.
I was born in Hawaii, but spent years in Terre Haute Indiana, not to mention Mississippi and all other points SOUTH, being a Navy brat who has had a life experincing just about every sort of cuisine and lifestyle anyone could imagine.
It always will be.
My Grandmother was a great southern (Indiana) cook, much like Mama.
My good friends Lawrence and Milly are from the deep south and are experts on soul food cookery.
It's very different from the Yankee way of cooking and enjoying meals, innit?
I may be living in Ohio, but my roots are in the south.
I was born in Hawaii, but spent years in Terre Haute Indiana, not to mention Mississippi and all other points SOUTH, being a Navy brat who has had a life experincing just about every sort of cuisine and lifestyle anyone could imagine.
leolady
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Yep! This is true.
leolady
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Sorry. Soul food is not the same as southern cooking. Soul food is southern, but southern cooking isn't soul food.
Geez where have I been? I've never had cornbread made out of a CI or with bacon grease! Seems to me mom used to make it with Crisco but I've never found a recipe yet that uses that. My trouble is when making cornbread is that it's dry and doesn't have much flavor...
Geez where have I been? I've never had cornbread made out of a CI or with bacon grease! Seems to me mom used to make it with Crisco but I've never found a recipe yet that uses that. My trouble is when making cornbread is that it's dry and doesn't have much flavor...
That's why you use bacon grease...for the flavor. If it's dry, maybe it's you're recipe. The CI gives it crunchy outside and then you slather butter all over it and for a real treat...some honey too!
Sorry. Soul food is not the same as southern cooking. Soul food is southern, but southern cooking isn't soul food.
Whatevs, I should have explained myself further in my comment.
I agree with you.
Oh boy that cornbread looks so delicous Keltin