Writes and speaks about the foodways of Appalachia and the American South. New book: The Proffitts of Ridgewood: An Appalachian Family's Life in Barbecue.
The Johnson City location of Greg's Pizza has always been carryout. In an average week, some 1,400 boxes of pizza go out the door. https://t.co/PI3pbOAAVS
NEW - Festive Foods for the Holidays
The authors of our ‘Flavors’ column celebrate the foodiest time of the year with a collection of great tastes and experiences, beginning with ‘a recipe worth the trouble.’
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ICYMI - Beet Greens and Gus Burgers (Plus Fried Pimento Cheese!)
Exploring some favorite spots for breakfast, lunch and dinner near the University of Virginia in Charlottesville.
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Want to know how to make peanut butter pinwheels? Check out our 3,500+-word article on holiday foods in the November/December issue of Blue Ridge Country magazine. @BRCmagazine@JillSauceman
Finding Flavor in Northwest Georgia: Biscuits, Brownies and Broccoli Casserole
Up mountainsides and into old mills, we visit some of the region’s best-loved eateries.
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ICYMI - Tastes from 1918 and Today: Chicken & Dumplings, Deviled Eggs, Moonpies and More
Chattanooga, TN restaurants and products tell the story of the city’s past and present.
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Dumplings and green beans weren’t Elsie Derting's only trademarks. She was, without doubt, one of Southwest Virginia’s best peanut butter pinwheel makers. https://t.co/1Am7oe8rEd
Our Christmas cake has a family history going back some 45 years. It’s an indirect legacy of a long-closed restaurant in my hometown. https://t.co/OHHi19AdU4
The cooking vessels, choices of apples and flavorings may differ, but admiration for apple butter is universal in the Appalachian region. https://t.co/x5YBWuJQeb