
We loved southern cooking. Oh that barbecue! We had pulled pork sandwiches in Nashville and...

...ribs in Memphis. (We tried both dry rub and wet versions and loved both.)

The biscuits at the
Loveless Cafe are the best in the world. Martha Stewart got a lesson there and Bobby Flay had a
throw down with Carol Fay Ellison, the biscuit lady.

And if you're ever down south, finish off your meal with a piece of
chess pie. Ya'll come back now, ya hear!
3 comments:
You and all that pork... an interesting combination, I'd say.
What are you making me for dinner?
I think I must have been Southern in a previous lifetime. Any meal with biscuits or ribs (or both) is a MEAL to me ...oh, and pie of course.
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