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Cooking @lemmy.world · 1 month ago

[Question] "Baking in the American South" - what to make first?

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[Question] "Baking in the American South" - what to make first?

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Cooking @lemmy.world · 1 month ago

First 100 pages are cornbread and biscuits.

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Peach cobbler?
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  Oh, it’s there, but like I said below, I’ve never been a peach fan. I think it’s the texture, they come across as slimy.
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    Pecan pie?
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      29 pecan variants, pies, cookies, puddings, breads…
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        Okay, I vote for picking one of those at random

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