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The Atlantic South stretches from Delaware all the way down to southern Florida. The modern culinary history of this sub-region stretches back to 1565, when Spaniards waded ashore to establish the first European colony in America at Saint Augustine, Florida. The Spanish introduced pigs and peaches into the Americas. Centuries later, pork barbecue rules the South and peaches command the orchards of Georgia and South Carolina. Seafood is on the menu all along the Atlantic South, from the blue crab of the Chesapeake Bay to the conch fritters of Key West. Rice once dominated the Lowcountry of South Carolina and Georgia. Though the industry has long since died out, the rice-based dishes that grew up here, like Hoppin’ John, remain.
 

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15-Minute Dinner Nachos Supreme

Reviewed on Dec. 1, 2008 by Lonna Brown
I followed everything to the core. I found that I had to add a couple extra cups of water because the rice was still not cooked after 10 minutes. After those extra cups of water and an additional 10 or 15 minutes, we were left with edible cooked rice, but not tender like you'd expect with this. It was disappointing, but can easily be fixed next time when I just use a rice cooker to ensure the correct texture and then just mix the two together. Not to shabby :)
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Old Fashioned Paradise Pumpkin Pie

Reviewed on Dec. 1, 2008 by cookingqueen
Great recipe! I made it with just a couple of changes. I used Splenda for my diabetic husband. They now have a blend of brown sugar which is delicious! I used 4oz. more of cheese to help set the layer. The flavor was fantastic, and the layers turned out picture perfect. Thanks for sharing the recipe!
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Awesome Sausage, Apple and Cranberry Stuffing

Reviewed on Dec. 1, 2008 by DaliLama
I didnt follow the recipe exactly, but it was still awesome!! I used all fresh herbs,only used sage sausage, and used granny smith and red delicious apples. Everthing else I did according to the recipe it was great!! It all disappeared quickly!
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