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Here are the Editor's Picks articles for the Southern Cooking Site! These are the top ten articles that your Southern Cooking Editor feels are most important for you to read. Enjoy! 1. Apple Dapple Cake Recipe Delicious apples and a sweet glaze make this southern dessert one of my favorites. 2. Basic Homemade Biscuits Recipe Making biscuits from scratch is not as difficult as many people may think. Try this recipe for a basic no frills biscuit. 3. Apple Fritters Recipe A delicious fried Apple Fritter recipe that was served in the Applewood Farmhouse Grill. Also includes a recipe for cake flour. 4. Soup Beans Recipe Soup beans is an easy, and cheap meal that freezes well and tastes great. I've tried many recipes for soup beans and this recipe is one of my favorites. I hope you enjoy it as well. 5. Stuffed Cabbage Rolls Recipe Stuffed cabbage is a all in one meal that is delightful to the tastebuds. While the instructions are lengthy, in actuality these rolls are very simple to make. 6. Easy Homemade Sauerkraut Recipe Don’t be turned off by this tasty sauerkraut. It may seem like an overwhelming recipe when you see it involves canning jars but no canning experience is needed to make this delectable treat. 7. Chicken and Dumplings Recipe An easy and delicious recipe for chicken and dumplings!
8. Southern Traditional Recipes from the 1800's Have you ever wondered what was served on the southern table back when your great grandmother was alive? 9. Volunteer Luncheon Recipes Back this past spring a friend of mine requested that I help in the preparing of an appreciation luncheon for about 50 wonderful volunteers with the local thrift shop! I was delighted! I have been asked many times to share the recipes! So here the 10. Biscotti Cookie Recipe Biscotti Cookie Recipe that is made in your own favorite flavors. Let your stomach be your guide as to which variation you will make. These are so easy you will make these over and over again. Be sure to visit the Southern Cooking Archives for all the articles! |
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