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West Virginia's Canaan Valley Resort is close to the huckleberry fields of Dolly Sods Wilderness area. This fresh berry pie has become a favorite signature dish for our guests to enjoy.
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Recipe courtesy of:
112 Front Street
Indianola, MS 38751
662-887-4522
800-722-8931
This restaurant is located in Indianola, MS which is the birthplace of B.B. King and soon to be B.B. King Museum.
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There's nothing like eating a Southern favorite such as fried catfish and hushpuppies on the banks of a river. You can do just that at Dondie's White River Princess Hushpuppies in Des Arc. Ambience and good food are available in abundance in this replica of an old-fashioned sternwheeler riverboat. The restaurant is located on the banks of the White River in downtown Des Arc: 101 East Curran Street; phone: (870) 256-3311.
Recipe courtesy of Dondie's White River Princess, Des Arc
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According to the South Carolina Encyclopedia, Frogmore Stew originated in the Frogmore community on St. Helena Island near Beaufort, but today Frogmore Stew exists throughout the coastal regions of the south.
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Everyone knows Southerners eat a bunch of catfish, but freshly caught and cooked trout probably runs a very close second. And surprise, surprise—not all fish dishes are fried! Arkansas is home to two of the country's premier trout streams—the White and the Little Red. Gaston's White River Resort restaurant in Lakeview showcases trout in many shapes, forms and tastes. Here is owner Jim Gaston's favorite.
Recipe courtesy of Gaston's White River Resort.
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Made in the traditional southern style, this Peanut Brittle is guaranteed to deliver the delicious taste of fresh peanuts smothered in a sweet, crunchy brittle. These tasty treats are sure to bring back memories of your Grandmother’s kitchen.
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