Hey Y'all! I hope that everyone is having a wonderful week so far! This is my absolute favorite time of the year. It bring up so many memories growing up in South Carolina. I have such vivid memories, about my childhood. I remember I was in fourth grade at Claude A Taylor Elementary School. Those were…
Hey Y'all! In the South there is nothing better than some hot and spicy wings. In this post I have decided to make some delicious spicy chicken wings. I always choose to make a cool salad to balance out the spiciness of the wings. I've made a baby spinach salad, with sliced tomatoes and cucumbers.…
Hey Ya'll! I hope that everyone is having a fantastic week so far. In this post I've decided to make a quick and easy ribeye steak, baked potato, with a broccoli and tomato salad topped with a spicy oil and vinegar dressing. This meal looks light, lol but it's extremely filling so let's eat. Keep…
Hey Y'all! In the South, we absolutely love a good ole fashion southern breakfast after all it's the most important meal of the day. Since the weather is cooling down and the days are getting longer, one must start their day with a balanced breakfast. As southerners we don't always necessarily eat the cleanest, but…
Hey Y'all! In the South, we love a nice pot of collard greens on any given day. It doesn't have to be a holiday or on Sunday. Sometimes you just have a craving for collard greens. However, it has come to my attention that not everyone knows how to properly cut up their collard greens.…
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Hey Y'all! There are quite a few things that Southerners love more than anything; Sweet Tea, Jesus, and Chick-fil-A. Chick-fil-A, is a restaurant that is mainly based in Southern states. It’s insanely popular especially in South Carolina. Chick-fil-A embodies the entire spirit of the South from its delicious food, and its amazing southern hospitality. The…
Hey Y'all! We were shopping at the grocery store yesterday and these caught my eye, Muscadine Grapes. When I was growing up we called them bullets. My Aunt Jessie Lee had a tree in the front street of her house. One of us fearless kids would climb the large tree and shake it. As the rest…
