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Old 08-01-2007, 10:29 AM
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Default What is your Favorite NC or Southern Dish?

Love for the locals and newcomers to this state to share what they have experience in North Carolina and Southern dishes. If you find it a certain restaurant feel free to share that as well.

I am sucker for the following in a meal.

Served with good sweet tea.

Country Fried Steak covered in white gravy.

Green beans seasoned with a hog hock.

Turnip Greens also seasoned with hog hock.

Sweet Potatoe.

Cornbread.

with a Butter Milk Pie.
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Old 08-01-2007, 10:47 AM
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Cornbread, fried okra, sweet tea, and country fried steak is great to me....oh and that NC BBQ!
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Old 08-01-2007, 11:12 AM
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Brunswick Stew, sweet potato fries, fried corn, grilled corn, mac & cheese, fried pork chops, grilled balogna, Cheerwine.

Banana pudding, cobbler, chocolate chess pie, strawberry shortcake.

Damn, now I'm hungry!
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Old 08-01-2007, 11:54 AM
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Coca-Cola
shrimp & grits (Lowcountry style, with a roux)
oysters
fried fish & grits
eastern carolina BBQ
hash & rice
sweet potato casserole
catfish stew
she-crab soup
quail & grits
hoppin johns
frogmore stew
seafood gumbo
fried green tomatoes
green tea w/ brown sugar
pecan pie
boiled peanuts
pork rinds
turnip greens
fried okra
blueberry cobbler
hush puppies
chicken bog

man, i'm getting hungry too..
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Old 08-01-2007, 01:01 PM
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Love for the locals and newcomers to this state to share what they have experience in North Carolina and Southern dishes. If you find it a certain restaurant feel free to share that as well.

I am sucker for the following in a meal.

Served with good sweet tea.

Country Fried Steak covered in white gravy.

Green beans seasoned with a hog hock.

Turnip Greens also seasoned with hog hock.

Sweet Potatoe.

Cornbread.

with a Butter Milk Pie.
Oh my goodness you're makin' me hungry!!!!!
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Old 08-01-2007, 01:04 PM
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I have to add Country Ham, biscuits and gravy, and sliced tomatoes. Mmmmmmmmmmmmm!!!!!!!
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Old 08-01-2007, 01:05 PM
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Brunswick Stew, sweet potato fries, fried corn, grilled corn, mac & cheese, fried pork chops, grilled balogna, Cheerwine.

Banana pudding, cobbler, chocolate chess pie, strawberry shortcake.

Damn, now I'm hungry!
I didn't know mac and cheese or strawberry shortcake was a Southern thing??!! Learn somthin' new everyday!
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Old 08-01-2007, 01:29 PM
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  1. southern Fried Chicken
  2. fried oysters
  3. biscuits and gravy
  4. sweet potato in any fashion
  5. fried okra
  6. black eyed peas
  7. sweet tea
  8. fruit cobblers
  9. banana pudding
  10. fried cornbread

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Old 08-01-2007, 01:53 PM
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Are these dishes made at home or can a person go out and order them? Our kitchen is still being remodeled (3 months of eating out..ugh). No, the kitchen isn't taking that long we just have been remodelong each room and now we're on the kitchen which was not usable to begin with. These dishes all sound so yummy! I'd love to find a good place to try them. Sorry, don't mean to get off the original thread--just curious!
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Old 08-01-2007, 02:20 PM
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Are these dishes made at home or can a person go out and order them? Our kitchen is still being remodeled (3 months of eating out..ugh). No, the kitchen isn't taking that long we just have been remodelong each room and now we're on the kitchen which was not usable to begin with. These dishes all sound so yummy! I'd love to find a good place to try them. Sorry, don't mean to get off the original thread--just curious!
Where are you located?
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