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born and raised in the South, but I don't care for Southern food. I'll eat it, but if there are other options, I'll eat something else. I do like Memphis BBQ though
I like potato salad (my momma makes some mean potato salad) and I absolutely LOVE peach cobbler and red velvet cake. God rest my great aunt's soul, she made some of the best red velvet cake this side of the Mississippi...
I used to eat pickled pig's feet as a kid but haven't had it in so long. I'd probably have a little for nostalgia's sake if it were offered to me but I'm not about to go out looking for it.
Hamhocks and neckbones, yessir. Drop them in a pot of greens--collards, mustard, turnip, I eat 'em all--and you'd swear it came straight down out of heaven.
I really enjoy most southern food (barbeque, fried chicken, cornbread, etc), but I can't stand potato salad and I have no desire to try chitterlings or pig's feet.
There's been a lot of talk about pickled this and pickled that...but it has never really been a sub-topic. So, ok...I ain't never tried pickled pigs feet...but I LOVE pickled okra! (I know, AlGreen, ol' buddy...this makes you gag, right? )
Watermelon pickles are another thing I associate with my mother and grandmothers making them...but don't have a strong opinion one way or another.
Let's see...another thing I always liked...especially on crackers (no pun intended, dammit)...is "hog head cheese" or "souse meat". Y'all remember...?
Well I guess my Black Southerner card has just been revoked then, LOL.
I snatched that.
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