With dishes like pulled pork, sweet potato casserole, red velvet cake, greens, and fried chicken, Southern food deserves a special place in the American food scene. From historical cakes and desserts to regional Southern recipes, you are sure to find a dish in this list.
These yummy snack-sized chicken and waffle appetizers are a sure crowd pleaser! The combination of savory fried chicken and sweet waffles creates the perfect mouthful of flavor!
Black-eyed peas are associated with prosperity and are a favorite New Year’s Day dish, and these fast and easy black-eyed peas are ready in under 30 minutes!
Custard-filled cornbread bakes with a layer of soft custard in the center, making it delicious and moist. Your family will ask for this sweet cornbread again and again!
This versatile slow cooker or stovetop Brunswick stew is easy and loaded with flavor.
Southern creamed eggs are pure comfort food. They are wonderful spooned over hot buttered biscuits, toast, or English muffins.
These buttermilk cornbread waffles make a delicious breakfast with maple syrup or fruit, or leave the sugar out and serve them with a bowl of chili or beans.
This moist and savory dressing combines cornbread with sausage, aromatics, chopped apple, and a blend of herbs and seasonings to create a comforting side dish.
A mayonnaise and sour cream dressing brightens this old-fashioned southern cornbread salad.
The combination of lima beans and corn has long been a favorite. This colorful southern-style succotash is a delicious side dish that will complement any main dish.
This red velvet is a traditional one made with a boiled milk ermine frosting. It’s a classic southern cake that always delights!
This comforting chicken and dressing casserole is a crowd-pleasing bake made with herb stuffing mix, diced chicken, condensed soup, and broth. Add Gruyère or Swiss cheese for richness, or leave it classic. It’s simple, satisfying, and endlessly adaptable.
Cheese grits are chilled and then fried to make the base for this delicious creamed chicken and mushrooms.
All you have to do to make buttermilk fried chicken is dip the chicken in the egg and buttermilk mixture, dredge the pieces in seasoned flour, then fry it to crispy perfection.
This black-eyed pea soup is full of flavor, with greens, tomatoes, and Creole seasonings. Get the recipe and enjoy this lunch or dinner soup!
This crockpot pulled pork is one of the easiest party recipes. Use it for classic pulled pork sandwiches, sliders, or appetizers.
When you need a quick and simple appetizer, sausage balls are always a hit. You only need 3 ingredients and an oven!
