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[edit] I sure did mess up on my diet !

14 October 2008, by Meade Skelton I had the fried seafood platter- that included hush puppies, fried shrimp, fried okra, mashed potatoes, collard greens, french fries, and then some biscuits and cornbread. I had that along with 4 glasses of sweet tea and a moon pie for ...

[edit] Senatobia School Menus October 20-24 - Seantobia Democrat

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[edit] Fat People Food - Fit People Food

14 October 2008, by Now is the time to make a decision about the type of person you want to be by deciding the type of food you’re going to eat ? fat people food or fit people food… When I decided to lose weight, I had to make a direct distinction between the foods that were helping me and the foods that were hurting me. For a long time, I was in denial about the harmful effects of frequent fast food trips and incredible ice cream escapades. Fattening foods just seem so harmless while you’re eating them. Let’s fa

[edit] Greetings!

14 October 2008, by Cass Quote of the Day: "Sugar in the cornbread is cake. Put the sugar in the tea, that's where it goes." - Mark Lowry Blog of the Day: Check out my good friend Jodie's blog, The Sidney Crosby Show.

[edit] Community Notes - Greene County Daily World

14 October 2008, by

[edit] The Mouth!

13 October 2008, by Tink On the menu: venison sausage, wild boar sausage, fried mullet (the fish, not the hair), fried catfish, cornbread hush puppies, BBQ chicken, green bean casserole, potato salad, baked beans, and cake. 3. I'm STILL full. ...

[edit] Fall Colors Tour - Russellville Courier

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[edit] Southern 100

13 October 2008, by cejaystine 69. cornbread stuffing (cornbread dressing is better, and likely what he meant as cornbread stuffing usually falls to s*** and is a wet sloppy mess… but I have suffered this fate as well so either way it’sa yes…) 70. andouille ...

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[edit] The Challenge of the Pit, and an Introduction

13 October 2008, by Dogburt The corn bread and hush puppies were dry, which was troubling since we got there as soon as the place opened. You would think that they would have just come out of the oven. However, the okra and greens were very good. The fried okra ...

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[edit] Menus for 10-13-08 - Enid News & Eagle

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[edit] Senior Citizens Center provides 400 meals per day to needy clients - Lufkin Daily News

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[edit] Fried Chicken P0rn

13 October 2008, by Allix Geneslaw I should have opted out of the gravy; its pure smoke flavor brought me straight back to memories of fried-chicken-Fridays at my childhood day camp. After taking a sample of cornbread, I decided to skip it altogether. ...

[edit] CAT HEAD BISCUITS AND GARLIC FRIED CHICKEN - USD 0.79

12 October 2008, by Hi808 Try the Garlic Fried Chicken, Pork Loin with Gravy, Creamy Chicken And Biscuits, or simply a delicious Barbecued Roast. How about home baked breads like Whipping Cream Biscuits, Molasses Oatmeal Bread, real Southern Cornbread, ...

[edit] Huckaby: Late-night snacks bring back memories of dad - Online Athens

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[edit] Doug's Soul Food Cafe serves heavenly country-fried Southern comfort - Isthmus

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[edit] There’s something for everybody at Grandmaw’s - Dothan Eagle

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[edit] cajun occasion

16 September 2008, by i fucking love getting older. the older i get, the more far removed i become from back-in-the-day dinners that usually involved shitty pizza and cheap malt liquor. maybe it’s living in sf, or maybe it’s because older people have lots more expendable cash, but dinner parties these days are awesome and usually on the foodie tip. there’s always a shit ton of delicious food made with fresh, local ingredients and free flowing drinks that’ll get you trashed (but in that respect

[edit] Fried Corn Bread

7 September 2008, by Got this one from a friend who lived down south. Goes wonderful with collard greens and black-eyed peas. 1 cup cornmeal lard the size of a walnut ( standard shortening and cooking oil works as well ) 1/2 tsp salt 1 tsp sugar Mix ingredients together and pour enough boiling water over the batch to make a batter. Fry in heated lard as you would hot cakes. Filed under: bread, grains and cereals | Tagged: corn bread, cornbread, fried corn bread, fried cornbread, fry bread

[edit] Still obsesed with Foodfeed - what cha eating shorty?!!?!

4 September 2008, by Afrter I had these meals listed on my foodfeed. I slept like a baby! But, I cannot eat like that anymore. That was my cheating for the labor day weekend! Working out. Need need to work my skinny BUTT out! Brother O, if you are reading my BLOG -... Read and post comments | Send to a friend

[edit] Talladega food night

2 September 2008, by CULTURAL FOOD NIGHT — Our seminary tradition of Tuesday Cultural Food Night has started up again this year with Talladega Food Night.  Some great redneck culture with BBQ chicken, cornbread, potato salad, coleslaw, fried onions, fried mushrooms and peach cobbler for dessert.  — country music for mood, of course!

[edit] Fried Cornbread? (anyone know how?)

28 August 2008, by Blessedx4 So I got to thinking how, when we were kids, my grandmother would fry cornbread "fritters" in a pan for us as a late night snack. And can't remember how she did it. Does anyone know?

[edit] What’s up with that? S02E01 (08-22-2008)

24 August 2008, by What’s up with that? S02E01 (08-22-2008) August 24th, 2008 Toggle Tags2036, 25 beers, a gamer type, a good thanksgiving dinner with some politicians, a show not hosted by Ryan Hill, America is going to triumph, anti-abortion totally, anyone who wants to do the popular thing is not for us, are you a podcast, Barack Obama has a fucking vagina, beer battered chicken, bible, biscuits and gravy, bullet proof vests, burnt toast and butter, bust wind, Catch Phrase, change, change means nothing, chicke

[edit] Fried Cornbread :)

19 August 2008, by prin Last night we had plain burgers w/worchestishire sauce (yum) because I didn't have to think about lunch the next day, but tonight it was HH, greens and fried cornbread again. You see we had to have it two nights in a row because I ...

[edit] Granny's Fried Cornbread

8 August 2008, by unknown Recipe from Crystal Van Poppe in her booklet "Redneck Recipes" -- posted by Sue L.

[edit] Hungry Mother and Shirts

30 July 2008, by To avoid the usual pattern of "arrive at Logan, drive north, get hungry, end up at Applebees eating deep fried gunk," I availed myself of the restaurant suggestions a smart friend and booked a table for me and Johnny at Hungry Mother in Cambridge. The vagaries of our Delta arrival in Boston ...

[edit] Catfish po-boy

27 July 2008, by I know the preference is for things you've cooked yourself. Hell, I'd personally prefer to be doing more cooking and less dining out, as it's immensely more satisfying to go through the process yourself, from start to the delicious finish. However, I seem to have gotten out of synch with a routine of ...

[edit] Cast Iron Cookware Lodge Cast Iron Skillets Sale

18 July 2008, by Lodge Logic Cast Iron Skillets and Cookware = Quality You Can Trust For hundreds of years Americans have loved true cast iron cookware and skillets. Lodge brand is known for quality and craftsmanship. Cast Iron skillets and cookware sales are wonderful and from a name you know and trust makes it even better! Lodge Manufacturing Co. is the sole domestic producer of foundry seasoned cast iron cookware in the United States. Founded in 1896, the family owned company. Grandmothers, mot

[edit] Home again, home again, piggity pig

17 July 2008, by It’s good to be back home in Memphis. As I stepped from the plane onto the jetway this evening, two scents blended in my nose—jet fumes and barbecue. Right next to my gate was an Interstate Barbecue restaurant. If my family hadn't been waiting to have dinner with me, I’d have just rolled my bag right in there and gotten myself a healthy dose of pork barbecue before ever leaving the airport. Thanks for the welcome home, Neely family! The next few days will involve spending time with family and f

[edit] Luncheon Dishes 1

1 July 2008, by JANUARY 1.–Stewed Breast of Lamb. Cut a breast of lamb into small pieces, season, and stew until tender in enough gravy to cover the meat.Thicken the sauce, flavor with a wine-glass of wine, pile in the centre of a platter and garnish with green peas. 2.–Chicken Creams. Chop and pound 1/2 a lb. of chicken and 3 ozs. of ham; pass this through a sieve, add 1 oz. of melted butter, 2well-beaten eggs, and 1/2 a pint of cream, which must be whipped; season with pepper and salt. Mix all lightly t

[edit] Granny's Cornbread

1 July 2008, by This is my Granny Ganus' recipe. Everyone loved Granny's cornbread! I remember as a child biting off one end and spooning out the dough, then filling it with peas and snaps then eating it...lol! It was the best! I love making these and my kids love eating them! The meal for this is labeled ...

[edit] Chicken, Fried; Beans, Green; Tea, Iced (Part I)

22 June 2008, by The title of this post reflects our dinner menu last night, plus two kinds of potato salad (American and Southern), creamed corn, fresh cucumbers and tomatoes, wheat rolls, and two desserts: Boston Cream Pie and French Silk Pie.  All selected and prepared in honor of one of my brothers-in-law and his 49th birthday. First and foremost, though, this post is about my mother’s fried chicken. Think her cornbread is good (see my posts from April 23-24)? Her fried chicken makes other fried chickens

[edit] What’s a Fish Fry or a Shore Lunch?

22 June 2008, by A ‘fish fry’ or a ’shore lunch’ is one of this region’s most well known culinary traditions. It’s a firm favorite with vistors who come up to go fishing or even people who come to just relax and enjoy the Lake of the Woods scenery.  Fishermen traditionally would eat a shore lunch so that they could spend the day trolling from one ‘fishing hole’ to another without really breaking up a good day on the water. More often than not locals and visitors to north-western Ontario prefer to use Walleye ca

[edit] Hungry Mother

19 June 2008, by apparently everyone is going gaga over the new Cambridge restaurant Hungry Mother, and since we ate dinner there last night with a group of friends, i see why. We pretty much had one of everything, and all of it was fantastic. They do a mini-starter course, which of course I am rabidly in favor of, ...

[edit] This Week In Pool Reports

13 June 2008, by Not a busy week this week, but with a fender bender and a picnic, do we really need anything else? "The two-block journey to the American Red Cross National Headquarters began eventfully, when, at roughly 11:04 a.m., a groundskeeper on the south lawn backed the green John Deere tractor he was driving ...

[edit] Fried Cornbread (Southern Style)

7 June 2008, by A SOUTHERN bread for sure! Goes well with any boiled leafy greens, cabbage, lima beans, black-eyed peas, fried fish or pork chops. Just can't beat it!!! Just like Grandma use to make! -- posted by Seasoned Cook

[edit] Hard Knox Cafe: Coming Soon to the Outer Richmond (on Clement)

30 April 2008, by Hard Knox Cafe: Coming Soon to the Outer Richmond (on Clement) Eater SF alerted me to the news of Hard Knox prepping a space in the Outer Richmond for its soul food goodness. Their current digs are in the Dogpatch part of town, which I reviewed last year, so this new location amongst my peoples will be a welcome addition. (Bryant, you’ll only have 5 blocks to go if you’re looking for some fried catfish, fried chicken, or delicious pork chops and cornbread muffins.) I’m looking forward to th

[edit] Fried chicken is where it’s at, even in Los Angeles

15 April 2008, by Fried Chicken: We have been on a search for fried chicken in Los Angeles for what seems like ages. But it is beyond difficult to find the immaculate Southern fried version of yore or even other possible versions. One of the best places around that is now defunct (Paio in Silverlake) served up my favorite upscale version, which incorporated both the fried with the smoked to create the most utterly delectable BBQ fried chicken around. Los Angeles does try to shy away from deep fried foods (alt

[edit] Cook the Book: Fresh Corn Fritters

11 April 2008, by And so we come to the end of this week's Cook the Book series, which has highlighted Crescent Dragonwagon's Cornbread Gospels. It's probably a little early to start thinking about the fresh, sweet corn of summer, but just hold on to this recipe for Fresh Corn Fritters till it's time. Win 'The Cornbread Gospels' As is always the case with our Cook the Books, we're giving away a five copies of this book this week. Enter to win here » Fresh Corn Fritters - serves 2 as the main item, 4 as a small

[edit] Cook the Book: Fresh Corn Fritters

11 April 2008, by And so we come to the end of this week's Cook the Book series, which has highlighted Crescent Dragonwagon's Cornbread Gospels. It's probably a little early to start thinking about the fresh, sweet corn of summer, but just hold on to this recipe for Fresh Corn Fritters till it's time. Win 'The Cornbread Gospels' As is always the case with our Cook the Books, we're giving away a five copies of this book this week. Enter to win here » Fresh Corn Fritters - serves 2 as the main item, 4 as a small

[edit] Quick hit - Paschal’s at ATL.

4 April 2008, by So I’m in travel limbo here, waiting at Atlanta-Hartsfield on a connection that’s already delayed 90 minutes, which will mean I’ll be lucky to get to tonight’s high school game in time for the first pitch, but it did give me time for a proper lunch. I went to the Paschal’s full-service location in Terminal C, and by the depressed standard of airport food, it’s off the charts. Paschal’s is an Atlanta institution, so applying my philosophy to always start with a signature dish when possible, I

[edit] Meat and Threes Are a Southern Tradition

24 March 2008, by If you’ve never heard the term “meat and three,” you probably don’t spend a lot of time in the South. For the uninitiated, the label refers to a down-home restaurant that serves what some call “soul food” — a Southern-style meat dish with a choice of three vegetables. Typical choices include fried chicken, country fried steak, turnip greens, mashed potatoes and cornbread. Of course, you need to save room for homemade dessert. One of the most delightful meat-and-threes is Miller’s Grocery, loca

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[edit] BULLETIN BOARD

12 March 2008, by Aggie Moms Scholarship Fundraiser The El Campo Aggie Moms Scholarship Fundraiser dinner is Wednesday, March 12. Fried chicken, buttered potatoes and green beans will be served. Plates to-go only at Staff’s Food Service. Serving time is 4:30- 6:30 p.m. Plates are $6.50. Tickets can be purchased until Friday, March 7 from Motsy at Commercial State Bank or Susan at The Travel Store. El Campo Book Club Meeting The El Campo Book Club meets Thursday, March 6 at 5 p.m. at the El Campo Library. This mo

[edit] Lunch Honoring MLK Runs into Flak

28 January 2008, by We read: "An attempt by the Naval Academy to honor the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. this week by serving fried chicken, greens and cornbread in the midshipmen's dining hall sparked a debate on the Annapolis campus about racial sensitivity. On Tuesday, the academy served those items ...

[edit] Academy meal spurs debate

26 January 2008, by Lunch honoring civil rights leader raises questions about race An attempt by the Naval Academy to honor the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. this week by serving fried chicken, greens and cornbread in the midshipmen's dining hall sparked a debate on the Annapolis campus about racial sensitivity. ...

[edit] Oklahoma City mayor puts city on a diet

14 January 2008, by Post-Bulletin, MN -By Sean Murphy AP OKLAHOMA CITY -- With a button-popping spread of cornbread, sausage and gravy, chicken fried steak and pecan pie designated as Oklahoma's ...::

[edit] Oklahoma City mayor challenges residents to shed 1 million pounds as New Year's resolution

5 January 2008, by OKLAHOMA CITY — With a button-popping spread of cornbread, sausage and gravy, chicken fried steak and pecan pie designated as Oklahoma's official state meal, it's no surprise that Oklahoma City's mayor wants to put the city on a diet.

[edit] A Stylish Cavern, Straddling a BorderNew York Times, United States - 54 minutes agoIn France, this is a traditional entr...

5 January 2008, by Longview Daily News, WA -By SEAN MURPHY OKLAHOMA CITY - With a button-popping spread of cornbread, sausage and gravy, chicken fried steak and pecan pie designated as Oklahoma's ...::