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Real southern food is wonderful.
NOT in Tennessee! Especially if you eat kosher
Honestly- the restaurants HERE (not talking Chattanooga) have the most terrible food. They can't even make a proper grilled cheese. We went out to breakfast one time, and I ordered my usual -scrambled eggs, hashbrowns with cheese, and toast. The waitress says "No meat?" and I say "No- I don't eat pork, thank you". So they cooked my "sheet" of scrambled eggs in bacon grease.
Sorry- I could go on for DAYS!
However- I would love to go to Savannah or New Orleans and completely binge.
Homecooking, baby. LOL Most restaurants don't make good food, especially southern. Italian food in a restaurant will never compare, for example, to what you get in an Italain grandmother's home.
My grandmother could cook the most wonderful food. But she often used fat back as a seasoning ingredient-which of course is pork. LOL Collards, black eye peas, homemade butter milk biscuits, sliced tomatoes, chicken with flat dumplings mmmmmm......
I thought that kosher meant that you can't combine milk with meat at all in the same meal. So, it isn't just not eating pork, correct? Also, I thought that the bowls and plates couldn't be mixed. So, you can't eat a meal if the same pot that cooked a milk dish was used to cook meat in. Am I wrong? My hubby tried to go kosher slowly but it is very difficult to do so in some parts of the south because pork is a staple in some of the cooking. It would be interesting to start an informative thread on eating kosher.
Real southern food is wonderful.
NOT in Tennessee! Especially if you eat kosher
Sorry- I could go on for DAYS!
However- I would love to go to Savannah or New Orleans and completely binge.
Homecooking, baby. LOL Most restaurants don't make good food, especially southern. Italian food in a restaurant will never compare, for example, to what you get in an Italain grandmother's home.
My grandmother could cook the most wonderful food. But she often used fat back as a seasoning ingredient-which of course is pork. LOL Collards, black eye peas, homemade butter milk biscuits, sliced tomatoes, chicken with flat dumplings mmmmmm......
I thought that kosher meant that you can't combine milk with meat at all in the same meal. So, it isn't just not eating pork, correct? Also, I thought that the bowls and plates couldn't be mixed. So, you can't eat a meal if the same pot that cooked a milk dish was used to cook meat in. Am I wrong? My hubby tried to go kosher slowly but it is very difficult to do so in some parts of the south because pork is a staple in some of the cooking. It would be interesting to start an informative thread on eating kosher.
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