After the salmon with dill, I decided to try it on chicken breast with just a couple of minor changes. Next is pork.

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Yes, you coat the fish with mayo!!!

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Thanks Vickie for another good one.

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Good topper for Fried Grits

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Serving ideas.

Breakfast: place cooked ham, bacon or sausage on top and then add you favorite type of eggs.

Dinner: use as a base for any fish dish. Broil, fry or blacken any fish, place on top of grits and
serve.

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A good one dish meal.

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I came up with this dish while walking around the store trying to decide what to make for dinner. My wife went back for seconds.

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CHRISTMAS MORNING PIE from All recipes by Sally Harlan via Giggles, she know who she is.

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Two great Southern dishes. Use the pickles with hotdogs or hamburgers and the tomatoes as a side for any meal. The fried tomatoes are a wonderful breakfast side with eggs.

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This is from the Whispering Pines Mennonite Church Honea Path, S.C. I found it in an old cookbook.


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From the All Recipes website by Lisa Humpf, via David Robinson. This is one of the best meals I've ever had.

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Slow cooked goodness

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According to one story, Brunswick stew was named for Brunswick County, Virginia, where in 1828 Dr. Creed Haskins of the Virginia state legislature asked for a special squirrel stew from "Uncle Jimmy" Matthews to feed people attending a political rally. Brunswick, Georgia residents claim their stew is the original. With the original ingredients of game (usually squirrel) and corn, and long simmering over a fire.

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Thanks to Edie's Aunt Myrtle for this one. It's great.

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Great sidedish it looks good and taste the same. Thanks Missy

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