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05/17/2011
In some parts of the South, cooks prefer corn bread that's slightly sweet, to counterbalance the salty, smoky flavors of vegetables stewed with pork.
Issue #138
10/08/2010
This recipe is an adaptation of one in My Nepenthe by Romney Steele (Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2009).
Issue #133
04/16/2008
This corn bread is best eaten with Southern peas and slices of fresh tomato and sweet onion.
Issue #111
10/28/2007
The recipe for these biscuits is based on one from Sunday Best Baking: Over a Century of Secrets from the White Lily Kitchen (Longstreet Press, 1998).
Issue #80
11/19/2007
Coarsely crumble this classic corn bread for use in stuffings.
Issue #46
05/06/2002
These light and buttery rolls are named after Georgene Hall, a cook near Memphis, who perfected them in the early 50's.
Issue #11
03/08/2007
Because this corn bread is not sweetened, it's great for stuffing or as a side dish to a savory soup.
Issue #9
05/19/2010
These biscuits get their flavor from fresh ramps. These would be fantastic for breakfast, warm out of the oven with poached eggs and bacon.
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