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Southern smothered turkey necks are slow-cooked comfort food at its finest; deeply seasoned turkey necks browned for rich flavor, then braised low and slow in savory onion gravy until the meat turns fall-apart tender. The long cooking process transforms this humble cut into something silky, rich, and deeply soulful, with collagen and gravy mingling into …

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Black folks peach cobbler is a soulful Southern dessert made with tender canned peaches baked beneath a buttery, golden crust that turns crisp around the edges while soaking up all that rich cinnamon-spiced syrup underneath. Using canned peaches gives the cobbler consistent sweetness, soft texture, and year-round comfort food energy without sacrificing that homemade flavor …

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Golden, crispy Atlanta style wings kissed with citrus, cracked pepper heat, and that sticky-sweet glaze that hits like a slow jam at the cookout. I have spent a crazy amount of time perfecting this recipe, trying to make sure each individual wing was infused with some serious zesty citrus and black pepper. Brace yourself cause …

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This BBQ shrimp dish doesn’t involve a grill or bbq sauce, but it is FIRE!!! Succulent shrimp dripping in rich, decadent sauce New Orleans style. New Orleans–style BBQ shrimp is loud, buttery, and unapologetically messy—in the best way. Big shrimp swim in a peppery, garlicky sauce built on butter, Worcestershire, and spice, cooked hot and …

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Instant Pot New Orleans red beans and rice delivers all the smoky, creamy comfort of the classic Louisiana dish in a fraction of the time. Tender red beans, savory sausage, and the holy trinity pressure cook into a rich, velvety pot full of deep Cajun flavor while still keeping that slow-simmered soul food feel. Using …

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Quick and easy sauteed green beans cooked in under 20 minutes. Green beans are sautéed in a delicious creole based sauce for tender and flavorful side dish. Instant Pot Sauteed Green Beans Ingredients This may look like a lot of ingredients, but it's really not. Most of the ingredients are for the spice mix. Green …

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This Southern Fried Jerk Chicken is the type of dish I make during days of gluttony, such as the Super Bowl or in this case March Madness. But this post also has big application for Sunday Dinners. In addition to this delicious, dope recipe I include and critical list of tips for making extra crispy fried chicken. Enjoy

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Fried bologna sandwiches were a staple of my childhood, and I'm sure for many it still is. I refer to it as a "hood classic" as every kid from the hood has a story and a recipe version for bologna sandwiches. Though a humble sandwich made with basic ingredients, it along with other humble dishes have played a significant role in Black History as a means of survival, show of resourcefulness, and example of innovation. My grandparents told me stories of The Negro Motorist Green Book which was essentially a guide for black road trippers to find safe havens in the form of restaurants, gas stations, and hotels given the hatred and related dangers they faced in Jim Crow South. Shoebox lunches were also the norm, and bologna sandwiches were prominent in these pack lunches which were brought along for those stretches on the road where you were not likely to find a restaurant that served "coloreds." Enjoy the sandwich and learn a lil black history in this post.

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