"18 Easy Southern Recipes: The Ultimate Guide to Southern Cooking and Southern Comfort Food" Free eCookbook
If you travel below the Mason-Dixon Line, you know that you are guaranteed to eat the best food of your life. Navigating Southern cuisine can be a bit tricky, no matter if you are from the South or from the North.
This free eCookbook, 18 Easy Southern Recipes: The Ultimate Guide to Southern Cooking and Southern Comfort Food, will help introduce you to some of the best comfort food recipes that the South has to offer. You will find a wide variety of recipes in 18 Easy Southern Recipes: The Ultimate Guide to Southern Cooking and Southern Comfort Food, so you are guaranteed to find at least one recipe that you will want to make tonight.
The first chapter is focused on Southern main dish recipes. You will find five unique recipes that you can choose from so that you can make whatever suits your mood. In the second chapter, you will find spectacular side dish recipes. These dishes are simple to put together but so good that you'll want to eat it all. The third chapter in the book is all about homemade bread recipes. From biscuits to cornbread, you can't go wrong with our homemade bread recipes. The last chapter is all about everyone's favorite meal of the day: dessert. Our sweet treats will have you packing your bags and heading to the South in search of more delectable dessert recipes.
Mix and match Southern cooking recipes from every chapter of this eCookbook to create your own custom Southern menu. Download your free copy of the 18 Easy Southern Recipes: The Ultimate Guide to Southern Cooking and Southern Comfort Food eCookbook today!
18 Easy Southern Recipes:
The Ultimate Guide to Southern Cooking and Southern Comfort Food
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Main Dish Recipes
Chapter one of 18 Easy Southern Recipes: The Ultimate Guide to Southern Cooking and Southern Comfort Food features outstanding Southern cooking recipes that make the perfect centerpiece for any meal. If you are looking for Southern comfort food recipes at their most basic, then you must check out our recipes.
Real Simple Fried Chicken (p. 7, pictured). You only need a few basic ingredients to make amazing fried chicken. Even if you have never made fried chicken before, this recipe will show you just how easy Southern comfort food recipes can be.
Chicken Fried Steak for Two (p. 5). This chicken fried steak recipe takes everything you love about regular fried chicken but applies it to steak. How can you go wrong?
Granny's Chicken and Dumplings (p. 8). This recipe will help you discover the secrets that made Grandma's chicken and dumplings recipe so special.
Puff Pastry Chicken Pot Pie will not disappoint (p. 9). Chicken pot pie is one of the best comfort food recipes.
Grandpa's Favorite Meatloaf Recipe (p. 10). Grandpa knows a thing or two about Southern comfort food. Plus, this recipe makes enough to have leftovers!
Side Dish Recipes
Even though we spend most of our time concentrating on making the main dish for every meal, we all know that side dishes are more than capable of stealing the show. The second chapter in 18 Easy Southern Recipes: The Ultimate Guide to Southern Cooking and Southern Comfort Food features four show-stopping side dish recipes that are destined to be the stars of any meal they accompany.
Momma's Baked Macaroni and Cheese (p. 11). This amazing Southern cooking recipe only requires five ingredients that you probably already have on hand.
Quick-Fix Pineapple Casserole (p. 12, pictured). This delicious pineapple casserole is a staple at Southern potlucks and church suppers. When you read this recipe, you might be skeptical of the ingredients, but they actually work well together to create a sweet and savory dish.
Savory Brussels Sprouts with Bacon (p. 13) is a delicious vegetable dish that is complete with bacon!
Scratch-Made Broccoli Casserole (p. 14) This cheesy casserole makes a wonderful addition to any meal.
Homemade Bread Recipes
What is Southern comfort food if it is not accompanied by a buttery, flaky biscuit or a big slab of crumbly cornbread? We like our Southern-fried delicacies with plenty of carbs, which is why the third chapter of 18 Easy Southern Recipes: The Ultimate Guide to Southern Cooking and Southern Comfort Food is entirely dedicated to homemade bread recipes.
The Best 7-Up Biscuits (p. 15). We're not playing around when we say they are the best; these biscuits are light, fluffy, and ridiculously easy to make. Even the most inexperienced baker could whip up a batch of these Southern biscuits in a jiffy.
Classic Paula Deen-Style Biscuits (p. 18) are a celebrity-inspired biscuit recipe.
Old Fashioned Cornbread in this chapter (p. 16, pictured). We would never forget about good-old Southern cornbread. This cornbread recipe is everything that Southern cornbread should be: dense, crumbly, and not too sweet.
Honey-Sweetened Cornbread (p. 17) is perfect if you want to try something a little different. This is a sweeter version of the Southern classic.
Recipes for Dessert
We saved the best for last with our fourth chapter on recipes for dessert. You will find five classic Southern dessert recipes that are sure to sweeten any occasion.
Fast-Fix Fried Apples (p. 20, pictured) is an extraordinarily versatile recipe. This recipe comes together in less than forty minutes, and it is so easy to prepare. You can serve these apples on their own for dessert or as a side dish, or as a topping for pancakes, ice cream, or oatmeal. The possibilities are endless with this recipe for Fast-Fix Fried Apples.
Southern Banana Pudding (p. 21). Banana pudding is a cool and creamy staple that makes a great dessert during the spring and summer. The recipe we have included is one of the best banana pudding recipes because the vanilla custard is made entirely from scratch. This layered dessert is bound to become one of your favorite go-to Southern desserts for special occasions and birthdays.
Caramel Pound Cake (p. 22) tops a decadent pound cake with homemade caramel sauce. Who could resist that?
Nana's Old-Fashioned Peach Cobbler (p. 24) is a classic fruit dessert that will become a tradition in your family.
Strawberry Almond Crisp (p. 26) is a sweet and easy dessert that everyone will love.
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juicyfruit59 33473 61
Nov 03, 2019
Thank You for the free ecookbook(s). You can never have to many recipes or cookbooks.
kripkett 0243913
May 11, 2018
Looking for a shrimp and cheesey grits
Editor
May 17, 2018
Here are three shrimp and grits recipes that I know you'll love! https://www.favesouthernrecipes.com/Grits/Simple-Shrimp-and-Grits https://www.favesouthernrecipes.com/Grits/Divine-Shrimp-and-Grits https://www.favesouthernrecipes.com/Grits/Down-Home-Shrimp-and-Grits
Z Christensen
Aug 07, 2015
Looks like a great intro to Southern cooking. Have to give it a read!
robtho7 3489155
Jul 27, 2015
looking for a Shrimp and Cheesy grits recipe
Editor Kaitlin
Jul 28, 2015
Hi robtho7 3489155, You can find out entire collection of grits here: http://www.favesouthernrecipes.com/Grits
SuzieV
Jul 27, 2015
Southern food is so comforting, it's got to be my favorite! Maybe I can finally make some of my favorites at home.
Jayne C
Jul 21, 2015
I really want to make the banana pudding. That sounds so yummy, especially for a summer treat!
Maddie B
Jul 10, 2015
This is worth it just for the bread, it's like the other recipes are a giant bonus!
Davisweth5
Jul 02, 2015
I love eCookbooks like this, so I can always use another one! And plus it's free, who can argue with that!
bigdaddypaulhorn 6 560336
Dec 18, 2014
i think this is a rip off. I click get my cookbook and it opend a file that looked like a bunch of chickens had scratched in the yard the walked over the paper, I could not read but just a few words and they made no sense. If you wanna give me somthing then give it to me in plain old fashioned English becasue I'm a southern raised counntry boy and damned proud of it Paul Horn Parrottswville Tn. but ogrginaly from S. GA.
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