Southern Cocktail #4, Gumby Slumber, is a drink that sneaks up on you. It’s named for the loose, exaggerated way of moving you will have as you make your way back to your room or a handy hammock to slumber away the afternoon.
Chef Levon Wallace of the 21c Museum Hotel in Nashville, TN makes old-school fried chicken that he calls Gas Station Fried Chicken. Its extra-crispy, extra-crunchy texture, with just the right amount of salt, will bring back memories of long road trips and lazy summer picnics.
Southern Cocktail #3, The Vieux Carre Cocktail, is a potent 1930s-era New Orleans recipe. It is named for the city’s French Quarter. Like the Crescent City, it’s strong – but smooth, like the blues.
Cacklebird is a Southern slang term for a noisy Chicken. So Cacklebird Salad is Chicken Salad. A creamy, tangy, hearty, delicious Chicken Salad that is perfect for a light lunch and wonder on sandwiches.
Southern Cocktail #2 is Big Bay Storm – made with Cheerwine Soda – a state treasure in North Carolina. This is your new Favorite Summer Drink.
Broccoli Salad with Cashew Nuts and Bacon is the traditional Southern Favorite salad – made better. Cashews adds a crunch and depth of flavor that the other recipes can’t match.
Southern Cocktail #1 – The Old Fashioned Cocktail. The Old Fashioned is the Granddaddy of all cocktails – the drink the name “cocktail” was created for – and still one of the best. Our easy recipe can be made in just minutes.
You have probably had single layer Peanut Butter Pie. Some of them are quite good. But this Peanut Butter Cream Pie is Special. Three layers of goodness unlike any Peanut Butter Pie you have ever had.