Posts Tagged ‘Southern cooking’

Pickled Shrimp a Low Country Classic

By Kim Morgan • Aug 31st, 2008 • Category: Seafood & Fish, Tidbits & Noshings

Low Country food classics would most definitely include a recipe for Pickled Shrimp at the forefront. Shrimp are in abundance in our waters and many Southerners catch their own shrimp when shrimping season opens. This is not your typical hamburger or hot dog needed to celebrate Labor Day. Though I adore a good burger- I’ll [...]



Fresh Southern Corn Cakes-a Sweet & Savory Version

By Kim Morgan • Aug 22nd, 2008 • Category: Vegetables & Sides

Continuing with my “I eat my veggies theme”; a trip to the Farmer’s Market mid-week landed me with a few ears of corn and the makings of a good meal. My daughter bunked in for a few days to share in the respite & bounty of my days off. It is a pleasurable experience while [...]



Honey Figs with Goat Cheese and Pecans

By Kim Morgan • Aug 20th, 2008 • Category: Eggs & Cheese

Figs, oh how I love thee, let me count the ways.
Just as you are- picked from a tree, ripe and lucious. I dream of the day when I can enjoy the pleasure of your company leaning against your trunk for all it’s glory. You are my favorite of all the fruits and my prayer is-God, [...]



Heirloom Tomato Salad with Goat Cheese

By Kim Morgan • Aug 19th, 2008 • Category: Vegetables & Sides

It was a toss-up which dish from Virginia Willis’s new book Bon Appetit, Y’All: Recipes and Stories from Three Generations of Southern Cooking I was going to share with you next. This was a hard choice, because so far-all that I have made from Virginia’s book is grand to say the least. But ultimately the Heirloom [...]



Charleston Hobotee

By Kim Morgan • Aug 18th, 2008 • Category: Chicken & Meat, Eggs & Cheese

Whipping up a few dishes using ground meat is easy if I were cooking anywhere but the South. Coming up with a Southern recipe was a challenge and luckily, I found a grand solution to my soon to expire meat dilemma-a curried meat custard dish called Charleston Hobotee.

The South is full of hidden and almost [...]



Coca-Cola-Glazed Baby Back Ribs

By Kim Morgan • Aug 14th, 2008 • Category: Chicken & Meat

This settles the dispute between what is the number #1 soft drink in the world. Coke rules, or more like it Virginia Willis rules for yet again, another mouth watering recipe from her new cookbook Bon Appetit, Y’All: Recipes and Stories from Three Generations of Southern Cooking.

Even the husband gave me the rare and coveted [...]



Country Captain a Lowcountry Chicken Curry Dish

By Kim Morgan • Aug 4th, 2008 • Category: Chicken & Meat

Though I never knew the name Country Captain, it appears this dish holds a special place in my heart. It is a tradition in our home that whenever a birthday is celebrated you get to choose what you would like to do for dinner. My favorite dish growing up, the dish I chose for my [...]



Salmon Croquettes made with Wild Alaskan Salmon

By Kim Morgan • Aug 2nd, 2008 • Category: Seafood & Fish

First I loose the photos of the Salmon Croquettes. Then I find the missing CD with the images. Then I finish my post; upload the not so good Salmon images (you try to take good photos while people are grabbing the plate from your hand, not so easy). Then I finish the post minus the [...]



Southern Macaroni & Cheese-Fried Green Corn-Baked Eggplant with Peanuts

By Kim Morgan • Jul 13th, 2008 • Category: Eggs & Cheese, Vegetables & Sides

 

I had a choice last Sunday afternoon on my only day off till the 27th of July. My choices as I saw it were; clean the house, take a nap on the porch, read on the porch, write for awhile, go shopping with my daughter, garden or cook for the afternoon-in my new kitchen. If I didn’t make a [...]



Breakfast Shrimp for Supper

By Kim Morgan • Jul 9th, 2008 • Category: Grace Notes, Seafood & Fish

This post has been a long time coming this week. I have a new daily schedule which includes 8 to 10 hours at a new job. Despite my petitions to the Office Angel in Heaven after the Gingerbread Lady passover, apparently my file has been put in another folder, mis-filed again or simply overlooked. [...]