121. Mert's Heart And Soul Restaurant Charlotte NC Merts Official Site southern cooking. Features menu items and online ordering. http://www.mertsuptown.com/

214 North College Street Charlotte NC 28202 Cart Login/Logoff Daily Fixin's Sides Drinks Daily Fixin's Low Country Sandwiches Soup Sides Drinks Home Lunch Menu Dinner Menu var Radmenu1 = new RadMenu('Radmenu1',false,false,false);Radmenu1.ShadowColor = 'Black';Radmenu1.Browser = 'Gecko'; Start Group Order About Group Ordering Group Savings Location / Hours ... Feedback Off-Line Coupons Not Valid on On-Line Orders Sign-up for special offers and for free meal drawings. HTML Plain Text Southern Cooking Featuring Low Country and Gullah Favorites Save Time. Order On-Line and Pickup! Welcome to Mert's Heart and Soul in Uptown Charlotte NC. When you crave some good cookin' but you're too busy for a sit down lunch, just take a few seconds to order on-line for takeout. No more frustrating busy signals. We'll have your order ready to go in about 10 - 15 minutes. Now Open for Lunch Orders! Late night at work? We're happy to box you up some fixin's for you. Order any time and we'll have your food ready in 15 minutes. Creative Loafing's , Tricia Childress says "Owners James and Renee Bazzelle create delectable Low Country and Southern country dishes. Service is solicitous, art provocative, food down-home and honest, and prices incredibly low."

122. Junior League Cookbooks, Regional Church And Fundraiser Cookbooks | Gritlit.com New Orleans Tshirts, southern food, Cajun and soul grits, Junior League cookbooks, southern cooking and recipes, barbecue sauces, care packages, gifts, http://www.gritlit.com/

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123. Paru's Indian Vegetarian Restaurant Of Los Angeles Traditional southern Indian cooking. Includes menu, map, discount coupon, and glossary of some Indian foods. http://www.parusrestaurant.com/

Welcome to Paru's! We specialize in the cuisine of South India, where cooks typically use rich spices and aromatic herbs to transform intricate conjurations of vegetables, lentils, and rice into tasty meals that are as fulfilling as they are filling. Masala Dosa, Idli, Uppuma, and Sambar are the mainstays of a style of cooking with which all India, and now much of the rest of the world, has fallen in love. Paru's was first established in Washington, D.C., in 1975, after my family had immigrated from India. They wanted to engage in a business that would harmonise with their beliefs and their life-style, and so my father combined his entrepreneurial skills with my mother's talents in cooking and plunged boldly into the difficult job of keeping a small restaurant running seven days a week. Following the success of that first venture, we moved to California where our present location opened in March of 1979, and we've been here on Sunset Boulevard ever since. As more and more people have become aware of the physical, social, spiritual, and environmental benefits of the vegetarian diet, Paru's has become somewhat of a landmark both to local vegetarians (as well as non-vegetarians who simply like the food!) and to visitors from abroad. Kannan Natarajan General Manager The strict culinary traditions of our ancestors, which my dear parents and I brought with us from India, assure you that every meal at Paru's is prepared with loving-kindness as well as technical mastery. Our staff is friendly and considerate and has been part of the Paru's family for many years, and our kitchen is 100% vegetarian. Most of our offerings are vegan as well, except for many of the drinks and desserts which may contain milk products.

124. GRITZ: Southern Cooking rock, music, southern, grits, hot grits, soul, gritz, Charlie Daniels. http://www.gritz.net/features/southerncooking.html

Be Sure to Read Ron's Southern Cooking Columns in GRITZ Magazine Every Issue! EXCLUSIVE GRITZ.NET COLUMN GOOD OL' TATER SOUP IN THE WINTER; VIZZY SWIZZY IN THE SUMMER March, 2005 Shhh! Don't tell nobody, but this recipe has some, well, rather French roots. Naw, not celeriac or such, I mean the origin of the recipe. I realize that the French aren't too popular in these parts since their government declined our invitation to Shock and Awe in Iraq; however, I'll let someone else go down to Louisiana Cajun country to talk about French folks being "pussies and can't fight∑. I've seen some men named Michele that I ain't gonna mess with! This is basically the recipe for vichyssoise (pronounced "cold tater soup"). However, this is served hot and isn't pureed through a blender and is a bit thicker and contains some country ham, carrots, and celery. You can mess with this recipe in many ways and it will almost always turn out good. It's quick, homemade comfort food that everybody will eat. First, gather three dozen snails and slugs.

125. Roadfood.com Forums I can t keep up with her cooking, but it s always fun to learn, given are Irish cooking, southern cooking, soups, canape s, outdoor cooking, spices, http://www.roadfood.com/Forums/post.asp?method=ReplyQuote&REPLY_ID=999&TOPIC_ID=

126. Southern Cooking | AccessAtlanta southern cooking Published on 05/04/04. Carver s Country Kitchen. Sharon Carver dishes out ample helpings of expertly caramelized fried corn, clovescented http://www.accessatlanta.com/restaurants/content/restaurants/inthemood/0504/06so

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127. Best Soul Food And Southern Cooking | Best Of The Big A 2005 | AccessAtlanta Best soul food / southern cooking Mary Mac s Tea Room Mary Mac s Tea Room Located in Midtown, Mary Mac s has been serving up southern food classics for more http://www.accessatlanta.com/bestof/content/bestof/2005/winner_soulfood.html

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128. The UNC Press, Bill Neal S Southern Cooking By Bill Neal Bill Neal s southern cooking. by Bill Neal Revised and Enlarged Edition. southern cooking, the most interesting and complex regional cuisine in America, http://uncpress.unc.edu/books/T-448.html

129. Southern Recipes | Southern Cooking Recipes With A Down Home Style | Southern Co southern recipes, these are a few of my favorite recipes for southern cooking. many are traditional old fashioned recipes. http://www.thatsmyhome.com/mainstreet/beans/

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130. Southern Fried Chicken Recipe | Southern Cooking Recipes try one of our southern cooking recipes from our collection of traditional favorites, including our southern fried chicken recipe. http://www.thatsmyhome.com/mainstreet/beans/soufried.htm

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131. Food Network Canada: TV: Shows: Cooking Thin: Southern Sisters cooking Thin Episode southern Sisters(Episode CN1C11) Tyra Fullerton and Linda Bradford fry it, cover it in bacon and smother it in gravy! http://www.foodtv.ca/tv/shows/titledetails/title_81837.asp

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132. @LA Cooking/Food Preparation In Southern California: Los Angeles County, Orange @LA cooking/Food Preparation in southern California/Greater Los Angeles. http://www.at-la.com/biz/@la-cook.htm

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133. Southern French Cooking Classes While you are vacationing in France, why not pick up some new skills in country cooking! In the charming setting of a 17th century farmhouse, http://www.guideweb.com/provence/gastronomie/tuillieres/indexa.html

, their B&B (see webpage under "accommodations" at Guide Web) Drôme Provençale, have been requesting recipes and cooking lessons since they began in 1995. With Hermann's expertise as a trained chef and his long career in managing luxury hotels, you can be certain of an entertaining experience and fun at mealtimes. The herb garden and family vegetable patch will assure you a health-conscious menu besides. Then there is a heated pool for a relaxing swim and 40 acres of fields, woods and stream with a 2 km. nature trail for walking off any extra calories. Cooking classes for 2005 will be held: from April 25th to July 1st and then from August 29 to October 14. HERE IS A TYPICAL WEEKLY PROGRAM: Monday arrival between 12:00 and 15:00, first cooking session at 16:00 to prepare dinner. Tuesday morning visit to local vineyard and picodon cheese center, 11:30 class preparation of light lunch, afternoon free until cooking session at 17:00 to prepare dinner. Wednesday Thursday Friday morning visit to internationally well-known potteries of Dieulefit and the old village quarter, home at noon to prepare light lunch, afternoon free, last cooking session at 17:00 to prepare dinner.

134. Family Recipes, Free Country,southern Cooking Recipes free recipes,country food,southern cooking,desserts, snacks, texascook. http://www.texascook.com/rody/

Your Place for Barbecue and TexMex Family Recipes Back to Homepage Be sure to grab your free eCookbook before you leave. Just follow this link and to get it now Recommend Us Contact Me Stuck in Frames Click Here Recipes for squash, chicken, cole slaw, pies, cake, pudding,and a lot in between are to be found in the Family Recipe Cookin' section of TexasCook.Com. These recipes have been handed down by generation in most part and have been used by our family for many years. We hope you enjoy them too. Here we Go !! Special Pages Join the Newsletter Gang General Store Cooking Forum Site Search Hometown Guide ... Visit Electra Join us for some weekend fun with "The TexasCook Review" filled with recipes, quips, quotes. Double opt in subscription and easy to unsubscribe. Join today and enjoy it this weekend. Subscription Confirmation Required . Click Here to Join Recipe Pages Recipes and Tips Texas Barbecue Cajun Cookin' Electra TexMex Bread n Stuff ... Geraldine n Friends Family Recipes Beckie's Corner Rusty's Roundup Strictly Steaks Katherine's Kitchen ... Hot Chicken Salad Join In Country Desserts Contact Me Submit Recipe Recommend Us Sign Guestbook ... Ice Box Pie Extras Spanky's Garden Free eCookbook Web Directory Favorite Links WWW TexasCook.Com

135. GRITS - A Celebration Of Southern Cooking And Kitchen Traditions southern Sweet Iced Tea. Recipe 1 Add cold water to desired strength. Refrigerate. This recipe is great for guys who can t cook! http://www.grits.com/tea.htm

Southern Sweet Iced Tea Recipe #1 Ingredients 3 Family Size Tea Bags 2 Cups Of Cold Water 1 Cup of Sugar Directions We in the south make the best iced tea you'll find. Maybe it's how it's done, or maybe it is the water in the south, or maybe it's just that a southern belle has put a lot of TLC into making the tea. Who knows! We recommend Luzianne Tea Bags if available. Place the two cups water in a pot and add the tea bags. Bring to a boil, do not continue boiling. Remove from heat and let steep. Pour warm tea into empty pitcher. Add the sugar and stir until the sugar is dissolved. Fill remaining pitcher with cold water. Optional - some women say they use less water and add ice to the tea. Southern Sweet Iced Tea Recipe #2 Ingredients 3 family sized tea bags a pinch baking soda (about 1/4 teaspoon) 1 to 1 1/3 cups of sugar Directions Here is my never fail sweet tea... Everyone (even yankees) loves it. Bring 3-4 cups of water to a boil. Add a pinch of baking soda to the water and add 3 family sized tea bags. Remove from heat and cover. Allow to sit for at least 10-15 minutes. Pour into gallon pitcher and add sugar. Then fill with cold water. Refrigerate. *the soda takes out the bitterness and darkens the tea....this small amount doesnt change the taste.

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137. Origins Of Southern Food The symbol of Cajun cooking is perhaps the crawfish, but,ironically, until 40 years ago Technology shapes our southern foodways, although we don t often http://www.uwf.edu/tprewitt/sofood/past.htm

Our Immigrant and Native Ancestors: Southern food evolved from many ethnic influences. Virginia: The English Immigrants Scottish and Irish Heritage in Appalachia Subsistence of Slavery Foodways of the Original Americans Louisiana: Creole/Cajun Spice Technology Brings Changes A unique way of life exists in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains. Subsistence has changed little for three centuries since settlers first arrived in the area in the early 1700's and discovered land that offered them abundant resources and plentiful agricultural opportunities. During the peak of the 1720-1770 immigration from Scotland and Ireland, the natives of the area, the Cherokee Indian tribe, began their own migration to the south and west. T he greatest factor that affected life for these settlers was the procurement, preparation, and preservation of food and the staple crop absolutely essential to survival was corn. This most important part of daily life was adopted from the displaced Indians, who taught the pioneers how to grow, process, store, and eat corn. Although every family had some type of vegetable garden and did hunt, in times of need these products were traded in order to get corn, which was used to make everything from bread to whiskey. The potato was another New World staple readily accepted by the Appalachians. W ild game were not simply an important protein source; every part of the animal was useful in some way: clothes, storage containers, and blankets from deer, bear, and rabbit skins; clothes hangers and gun parts from antler; bear fat for frying food. The most popular game animals, rabbits, raccoons, and opossum, were crop pests.

138. Eastern Andalusia With Granada & Cordoba Features | Fodor's Online Travel Guide southern cooking. As with all things Granadan, the Moorish culinary influence is stronger here than anywhere else in Andalusia. The use of almonds and the http://www.fodors.com/miniguides/mgresults.cfm?destination=eastern_andalusia@256

139. Feeding America What Mrs. Fisher Knows About Old southern cooking This is truly a southern cookbook Beat Biscuits, Plantation Corn Bread, Creole Chow Chow, http://digital.lib.msu.edu/projects/cookbooks/html/books/book_35.cfm

MSU Libraries DMC Digital Collections Feeding America ... Browse What Mrs. Fisher Knows About Old Southern Cooking Previous Book Next Book By Abby Fisher San Francisco: Women's Co-op Printing Office, 1881. Interest: African, African American View Page Images Read Transcript ... html or xml View PDF Introduction What Mrs. Fisher Knows About Old Southern Cooking By Abby Fisher San Francisco: Women's Co-op Printing Office, 1881. This volume is the third of the five major works by African Americans we have chosen to represent their contributions to American cookery. See also: Roberts, The House Servant's Directory (1827) Campbell, Hotel Keepers, Head Waiters, and Housekeepers' Guide (1848) Estes, Good Things to Eat (1911) Bullock, The Ideal Bartender (1917) That this book was written at all and that it has survived is a marvel. Mrs. Fisher, born a slave, somehow found her way to San Francisco soon after the Civil War and, by dint of talent and hard work, created a life and business there. She and her husband created a business manufacturing and selling "pickles, preserves, brandies, fruits, etc." She was proud of a Diploma awarded at the Sacramento State Fair in 1879 and two medals awarded at the San Francisco Mechanics' Institute Fair, 1880, for best Pickles and Sauces and best assortment of Jellies and Preserves. Mrs. Fisher seems to have been supported by many of the leading business and professional figures in the San Francisco and Oakland areas. Perhaps it was these citizens who helped her to write and publish her book as both she and her husband were illiterate. We are grateful to whomever it was that helped her to publish these splendid recipes. She hints that they were written "at my dictation." This may account for a few interesting variant spellings and names of dishes.

140. Southern Cooking Techniques By Brad Edmonds By contrast, southern cooking has its roots in southern British cooking, At any rate, the heritage of nonCajun southern cooking, hailing from Germany, http://www.lewrockwell.com/edmonds/edmonds136.html

Southern Cooking Techniques by Brad Edmonds Southern food is fun. The whole point of food is fun. We should prepare our food the way we like, and Southerners do that. Ben Franklin is reported to have said "eat to live, don’t live to eat." I suppose technically he was correct, but as long as your doctor isn’t getting really mad at you, you should learn some techniques from Southern cooks. Slather some comfort on that food, and enjoy. Louisianans love mud bugs (a.k.a. crawdads, and they are bugs – lobsters are apparently close cousins of cockroaches, too). They’ll boil them in a giant pot with crabs, potatoes, leeks, onions, jalapenos, and whatever else is in the kitchen that might work (indeed, legend has it that "jambalaya" loosely translated means "what’s in the fridge?"), along with about a cup of ground spices and dried herbs. I’ve seen a vintage cooking show where the cook was struggling to get the lid on the pot against all the crawdads and crabs struggling to get out. This is proper – you want to know the seafood is fresh. Only in Louisiana is boiling a form of performance art. The Louisianans are known for putting heat into most of their savory dishes. Easy dishes use Tabasco or powdered cayenne pepper; when cooking from scratch, diced hot peppers are added to the mirepois. Cajun cooking, it should be said, is not typical of most Southern food: The classical techniques and general style derive from French cooking, which seems to owe its best aspects to inheritances from Italy dating back to the paleoculinary epoch. The deepest roots of Cajun cooking thus are Mediterranean, with the attendant abundance of fresh vegetable type things with bright colors. And herbs.

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