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Southern Foods

Published on Nov 20, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

THE SOUTH

FIRST SETTLED IN THE SOUTHERN COASTAL STATES

This phased is used to describe the stereotype of residents of the south as particularly warm, sweet, and welcoming to visitors to their home

African Influence on southern Foods

They were the ones who adapted the English recipes and incorporate their foods

Rice was such an important crop that it became known as "Coralline Gold", but it's production required many laborers on the plantation

When Columbus made his 4 voyages to the new world, he was particularly impressed with maize or corn

Louisiana has a different history than the majority of the southern sates. Gumbo was made with seafood

Red bean and rice
Ham was eaten on Sunday night, but on Monday the bone was left and then the cooked red beans and layer it over rice

Catfish and Hush Puppies
Catfish has played a part of the history of the south and Are one of the main crops

Hush Puppies were named after, when they made them the dog would howl and they said Hush Puppies

Pork is the favored meat in the south one the favorite ways to prepare it is by cooking in a pit over night

This ham would have special smoke house for the making or "Country Ham"

The pigs ate acorns, vines, berries and sometimes finished on peanuts

The Smithfield ham was often accompanied with beaten biscuits. Today biscuits are popular bread but they are generally prepared with baking powder. Cornbread is the other commonly eaten bread

The meat and three you could choose between five veggies with a biscuits with a patties or pork chop or ham

The breakfast plate it is common to find eggs, country ham, biscuits and red eye gravy

They celebrate Thanksgiving instead of pumpkin pie

NANA PUDDING

A POPULAR ADAPTATION OF ENGLISH PUDDING IS BANANA PUDDING

Sweat tea
Sweat tea is made by adding sugar to bags of black tea brewing in hot water

Creole and Cajun Cuisine

Southern Louisiana developed many significant culinary traditions.

MARDI GRAS

IT IS A CELEBRATION CALLED MARDI GRAS, WHICH IF FRENCH FOR FAT TUESDAY