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Southern Low Country Braised Pig's Feet by SmokinhotchefThis recipe sings low country with high notes. A very significant part of African American heritage and culture. Pig's feet, along with the other 'undesirable' discarded parts, like ears and chittlins' were a staple in the slaves' diets as well as pinto beans and cornbread, also their personal vegetable gardens. This was sustainable… |
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Creole Spiced Pork Chops by Amos MillerPork chops with chops! These nicely spiced cuts can be toned up or down, depending on your taste. Gluten-free diners will enjoy these with King Arthur, Domata or Hodgson Mill flour. All Purpose works just fine. Thanks to Chef Austin for the inspiration! |
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Good Ole Fashioned Southern Creecy Greens by SmokinhotchefA low-country delicacy of sorts, creecy greens are often not found in supermarkets like more common greens i.e. mustard, kale, collard. Supply in the rural country is mainly a matter of who can identify the tangy green by sight and if the 'patch' is large enough to divvy out any to others. Generally a 'mess' of salad will only yield… |
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Honey-Habanero Glazed Ribs by Alex MarshRibs can take a long time to cook, but it's worth it. Wonderful sweet and sour mixture to the glaze. You'll love it. |
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Savory Country Style Corned Beef Hash by SmokinhotchefThis recipe is a simple satisfying and quick meal. Canned corn beef is matched with potatoes, onions and green pepper for chunky forks full of flavor. With time constraints as well as trying to pinch pennies, it's nice to know you can happily create a meal for at least 4 people with just 1 can. Served simply with buttered or olive… |
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Succulent Braised Oxtails with Celery and Onion by SmokinhotchefA delicious and amazingly tender dish of oxtails can be prepared with a little time, love and tenderness. The oxtail becomes extremely flavorful since there's a large bone nestled in every cut. This dish is especially perfect for those cool winter days as well as rainy ones when you yearn for the smell of long cooked meats to… |
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Lone Star Pork & Cabbage by Tracy MorrisWe didn't eat a lot of pork in my house growing up. I grew up thinking that beyond ham and bacon, pork was something that Yankees eat. And yes, we did use that term. Still do in certain parts. I was a little crazy about folks from the northeast as a young woman. I get along peculiarly well with people who hail from The City (as those… |
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