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Braised Collard Greens
My grandma Ollie-Belle made the best braised collard greens. This recipe is as close to hers as I could come. The pot-liquor is the key to great greens. Serve with fresh green onions and black-eyed peas with rice.
Ke's Cajun (Dirty) Rice
Ke's Cajun (dirty) rice is rice with a kick. It is best served with Cajun chicken or another Cajun dish. You will love how this complements your main dish; however, because this rice contains some meat, it can be eaten alone. Enjoy!
Southern Collard Greens
A must-eat dish on New Year's day.
Creole Okra
A yummy vegetarian side dish, easy to make. Taste holds up for leftovers. The use of frozen okra makes this a year-round favorite in our family.
Pig Picking Cake III
This is my daughters favorite. It is an easy mandarin orange cake with pineapple, nuts, pudding and whipped topping. Whip one up and it's pig-out time!
Deep-Fried Turkey Marinade
This is a great recipe a friend gave to my father two years ago. It is easy, and allows you to have more room in the oven for other holiday favorites. It is also the most tender turkey I've ever made. This rub is appropriate for a 12 to 14 pound turkey.
Dirty, Dirty Rice
Learn how to make dirty rice even dirtier with this recipe. Believe it or not, the first place I ever had dirty rice was at Popeyes. I'd never been a huge fan of liver, but after trying dirty rice, I started to crave it with even more "dirt" (liver, pork, and aromatic vegetables). While the traditional method cooks the rice first before "soiling" it, here we add all the "filth" at the beginning and cook it into the rice.
Andouille Sausage
Home made spicy Andouille sausages. Adjust the seasonings to suit your preferences. Pack any unused sausage casings in a jar with salt.
Vicki's Hush Puppies
This hush puppies recipe makes lots of crispy hush puppies that are tender on the inside. This Southern favorite makes a great side for seafood.
Remoulade Sauce à la New Orleans
This remoulade sauce recipe is a cold sauce that originated in France, then popularized in New Orleans. Use this wonderful sauce to top your crab, shrimp, lobster, salmon dishes, or seafood po' boy sandwiches.
Cajun Chicken
These Cajun-style grilled chicken breasts can be served hot or cold as an entrée, on a Caesar salad, or in a sandwich.
Authentic New Orleans Red Beans and Rice
This New Orleans red beans and rice is just like what Mom makes. I recommend cooking it the day before you want to eat it. It is a time-consuming recipe, and the taste gets even better after 24 hours in the refrigerator. For extra spice, add a splash of hot sauce.
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